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sarcomere characterize these structures as “cytoskeletal crystals” that form spontaneously inside muscle fiber cells. Yet, despite their physiological importance, we do not know how sarcomeres self-assemble
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focuses on decoding the structure and function of matter, from the smallest particles of the universe to the building blocks of life. In this way, DESY contributes to solving the major questions and urgent
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about structure-property relationships in this popular class of organic semiconductor devices. YOUR TASKS Fabrication of solution-processed and thermally evaporated samples for single-molecule microscopy
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obtain further academic qualification (usually PhD). The positions are embedded in the activities of the project “Analyzing structure-property relations in equilibrium and non-equilibrium hyperuniform
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using X-ray and neutron scattering. The main research areas are materials for photovoltaics, proteins in solutions and at the interfaces, and complex nano-structured materials. For more information, visit
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such versatile cells, we will rely on laser-assisted glass etching, laser welding as well as laser-written waveguide structures and polarization optics. This part of the project will be implemented together
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and exploration of novel P-compounds. Characterization of the obtained products and intermediates via spectroscopic methods such as NMR, UV-vis, IR/Raman, mass spectrometry and X-ray structure
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research expertise while also developing their clinical skills. Receive exceptional training for a successful career in research, clinic, and academia! Structured curriculum: Core Courses | Lecture Series
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computer science, business informatics, mathematics or similar with interest in scientific work as part of a doctorate. Independent, structured way of working, quick comprehension and the ability to familiarize
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such as NMR, UV-vis, IR/Raman, mass spectrometry and X-ray structure determination. Requirements: university degree (Master or equivalent) in chemistry; background in organic or inorganic molecular