16 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Simons-Foundation"-"Prof" "UNIS" PhD positions at University of Göttingen •
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the development of scientific networks in an international environment of the Göttingen campus and beyond. GAUSS provides the organisational and regulatory umbrella for this programme. It was founded in 2005 by
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are processed through the online application portal: https://uni-goettingen.de/en/532016.html Language requirements Good proficiency in English and/or German is required. Applicants must provide proof
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. For international students and prospective graduates, the “Start Guides ” project also offers assistance in developing and realising individual career perspectives in Germany. If you have a promising business idea or
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school every year. All courses are conducted in English. It is a particular strength of the Göttingen research landscape that method development and top-level biological research are traditionally linked
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assistance in developing and realising individual career perspectives in Germany. If you are interested in the topic of founding a company, start-up support is offered. The university supports you with advice
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aims to combine state-of-the-art techniques in experimental sciences and computational life sciences. Over the last decade, the molecular life sciences have undergone a major development. Currently, the
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chemical evolution in the magma reservoir. The geochemical composition, isotopic tracers and the physical properties of the magmas are examined analytically and experimentally. They make it possible
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programmes are taught entirely in English. Five International Max-Planck Research Schools (IMPRS) prepare students for unique careers in scientific research. Additionally, a growing number of double degree
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admission requirements Successful candidates will have an outstanding Master’s degree (or equivalent) in food and agricultural economics, development economics, general economics, sustainability studies
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of current state-of-the-art topics in computer science, to solve complex problems, to develop his/her own ideas and approaches to advance the chosen research topic and finally to contribute to the work of the