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catalyst materials to provide optimal reaction selectivity and activity and improved understanding of energy conversion mechanisms based on electron-phonon coupling. You will contribute to the development
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environmental, raw materials and climate policies, as well as politics and development models in Latin America. They are partly oriented towards the term “Imperial Mode of Living” and the research approach
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(400–700 MHz, solution- and solid-state NMR, EPR, Prodigy and He-Cryo units), ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Method development: Develop and optimize pulse programs and parameter sets
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scientific infrastructure, unique opportunities for scientific and personal development, as well as a large network of peers. Vienna is a beautiful, vibrant, and affordable city. Your future tasks: You
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, develop, and troubleshoot high-end NMR spectrometers (400–700 MHz, solution- and solid-state NMR, EPR, Prodigy and He-Cryo units), ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Method development: Develop
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framework to examine the origins, development, and consequences of patient engagement with antenatal drug use, iatrogenic disability, and reproductive health from the 1960s until today. The PI of the project
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framework to examine the origins, development, and consequences of patient engagement with antenatal drug use, iatrogenic disability, and reproductive health from the 1960s until today. The PI of the project
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, development, and consequences of patient engagement with antenatal drug use, iatrogenic disability, and reproductive health from the 1960s until today. The PI of the project is Prof. Birgit Nemec, chair
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articles / presentations Participation in the development of a media platform for political theory Participation in organizing workshops, conferences, and symposia Project applications and acquisition
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development and refinement of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS)–based techniques to assess skeletal muscle mitochondrial function in vivo. Complementary methodologies include musculoskeletal ultrasound, various