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To strengthen our team in the division 5.2 “Metallic High-Temperature Materials” in Berlin-Steglitz, starting 01.04.2026, we are looking for a PostDoc (m/f/d) Characterization of creep behavior
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, optical microscopy, and many other technologies to fabricate devices and monitor cell behavior. We are interested in continuing the development of these next-generation MPS/OoC devices and developing new
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magnetoengineering beyond conventional temperature-driven models. The postdoctoral researcher will conduct time-resolved measurements (e.g., pump–probe MOKE) on magnetic thin films and multilayers, and work closely
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for Neuroscience. Her group investigates how amygdala neurons differentiate, assemble into functional circuits, and support behavior in both normal and disease conditions. The lab focuses on how amygdala neurons
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Ability to design and conduct complex experiments Good interpersonal and communication skills in English for effective teamwork in an interdisciplinary environment Additional valuable skills: Experience
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profile journals, as well as excellent scientific, organizational, record-keeping, problem-solving skills. The candidates will conduct independent research by characterizing the immune phenotypes
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) is an interdisciplinary research centre of the University of Luxembourg. We conduct fundamental and translational research in the field of Systems Biology and Biomedicine - in the lab, in the clinic
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brain -behavior - movement and neurovascular relationships in health and disease. Contributions can includes novel, hypothesis-driven experimental design and data acquisition, as well as analysis and
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A Postdoctoral Research Associate will be recruited to conduct research on regulatory T cells in the contexts of autoimmune inflammation and anti-tumor immunity. He or she will be guided by PI
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Postdoctoral Position: Molecular Mechanisms and Neural Circuits of Fear Memory, Maternal and Social Behavior Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA, laboratory of Dr. Gleb Shumyatsky. A key question in