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at the Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany. The PhD Project is partially funded by the EU Doctoral Network QLUSTER (HORIZON-MSCA-DN-2021, 101072964). Please note that, according to the mobility rules established by the EC
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information (e.g. tensor network calculus, quantum communication protocols, quantum tomography protocols), linear algebra, and programming (e.g. Mathematica/ Python/ Matlab). You have an excellent command
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, a cutting-edge project funded by the European Commission under the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Network, is forging interdisciplinary connections between small-scale
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. --Evolution of regulatory networks. Only complete applications (application form, CV, motivation letter, university certificates, indication of the two preferred topics in a single pdf) received by 14 Mar 2025
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and research community located at the Campus Krems, and includes a network of teaching hospitals in St. Pölten, Krems, Tulln and Eggenburg. The university offers degree programs in Human Medicine and
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for learning models enchances the relevance of your research• International network: Become part of an international and well-connected diverse research community • Comprehensive Training and Mentorship: Engage
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environment that allows for networking, and to experience a vibrant and dynamic community to carry out interdisciplinary and curiosity-driven research in the heart of Europe. This PhD position in Sport Science
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-minded environment that allows for networking, and to experience a vibrant and dynamic community to carry out interdisciplinary and curiosity-driven research in the heart of Europe. Within
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plenty of opportunities to grow your skills, and supports you in networking with the international scientific community. Our team is member of the Vienna Doctoral School in Physics and of the faculty