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DesAIgn Lab, a project that investigates how digital twins can be used responsibly for design issues in the field of mobility, transport and logistics in cities. The PostDoc will be embedded in
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, who are eager to develop new skills and engage new challenges in close collaboration with colleagues. Please send your application at the latest by May 28, 2026. Qualifications We seek an excellent
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tensile strength, so engineers have to rely on steel reinforcement. This project explores a different approach: nature has already perfected the art of turning brittle minerals into tough materials, like
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contribute toward establishing it as a research field. Your role in the project will be to lead the effort in: designing and implementing metrics to measure and evaluate different interconnected aspects
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-of-the-art econometric methods such as staggered difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity designs, and causal forest–based identification strategies. We ask applicants to briefly sketch in
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software development work and running complex robotic experiments with different platforms. Job requirements Required qualifications and qualities: MSc degree in software engineering or robotics, and similar
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Imagery After Loss: Phenomenology, Predictive Value, and Treatment.” The postdoc will spend 20% of the working hours teaching. Individuals getting stuck in their grief often experience different types
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contexts, different attribution methods overstate or understate the effects of anthropogenic climate change, as well as the justice implications derive from them and the adequacy for purpose of such methods
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to make a difference, celebrate our bigger and smaller successes and look out for each other. Moreover, a good work-life balance is important to us, and we offer the flexibility to combine work with
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will evaluate potential biases among different measurement approaches —including thermochronology, cosmogenic nuclides, and suspended sediment records— and apply advanced statistical analyses and erosion