60 assistant-professor-and-human-computer-interaction PhD positions at Technical University of Munich
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interactions through chemical and physical methods, we tailor the structural and mechanical properties of bio-based materials to advance the potential of biopolymers in various applications. Project description
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• Scientific publishing Your qualifications: • Completed academic university degree (university diploma / M.Sc.) in Computer Science, Geoscience, Physics, Data Science, or comparable subjects • Experience in
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general. The successful candidate will join the newly established Heisenberg group “Evolution of chemical communication” (PD Dr. Jan Buellesbach) at the Plant-Insect Interactions group (Prof. Sara D
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21.05.2024, Wissenschaftliches Personal Topic: Dissecting the body-wide spatio-temporal organisation of human resident T helper cells Current immunomodulatory drugs act systemically, but lack tissue
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the courses Advanced Mathematics 1–2 and/or Statistics at the TUM Campus Straubing. Your profile: Above average master’s degree in mathematics or (theoretical) computer science with a focus on discrete
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resource efficiency. A physics-based model for monitoring the condition of helicopter components is being developed as part of this project. With the help of flight test data, this model is to be calibrated
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and Master’s students in Informatics and Data Science. Supervise Bachelor’s and Master’s theses. We Offer Practice-oriented research projects with leading academic and industry partners (like Google
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research and travel budget available to best support your research. You will partic-ipate in teaching and supervising students, interact with and learn from the other team members, and re-ceive close
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motivated PhD students to strengthen our interactive and collaborative team. The projects are founded on the well-established and highly visible track record of the laboratory in the analysis of plant growth
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features with an emphasis on vegetation complexity, urban infrastructure, and bird diversity. The thesis is part of a greater project studying urban green space and soundscapes and how these relate to human