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for week of 4-8 May) If you have any questions about the application process, please contact: Cara Nairz-Vith multilateralism-revisited@univie.ac.at We look forward to new personalities in our team
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for travel and accommodation expenses incurred in connection with the admission process. What we offer: Work-life balance: The compatibility of work and private life or work and study is a particularly
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water-NanoSIMS assay), and process measurements. This is part of your personality: We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with an excitement and enthusiasm for soil microbiology and for learning
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evolutionary drivers of patterns and processes across biological scales, from gene regulation to ecosystem structure and function, including the role of communities in biogeochemical cycles and their adaptive
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publishing Didactic competencies / experience in e-learning Excellent English skills (C1) You are a team player with strong social and communication skills Knowledge of university processes and structures is
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evaluation of a qualification agreement the contract becomes permanent as Associate Professor; Associate Professors can be promoted to Full Professor through an internal competitive procedure. a dynamic
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of university processes and structures What we offer: Work-life balance: Our employees enjoy felxible working hours, remote work (upon agreement). Inspiring working atmosphere: You are a part of an international
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), participation in the administration of the department. This is part of your personality: Above-average MA in art history, excellent English and or German, good computer skills (knowledge of a programming language
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of subsequent permanent employment. Your future tasks: Operation and management: Contribute to overseeing the daily operations of the NMR core facility and the coordination with the shared hyperstructure with
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represent one of the most urgent global health crises of our time. Although protein aggregation is a known hallmark of these diseases, the molecular "trigger" of this process remains poorly described