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. The following 6 PhD projects are available in 2026: Innate immune recognition in the gastrointestinal epithelium – Organoids as host model (Bartfeld lab) Immune–Metabolic Adaptation in Pregnancy: Implications
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-microfluidics (Thomas Pfohl, Physics Institute, University of Freiburg), bacterial ECM mechanobiology and biochemistry (Liraz Chai, Hebrew University of Jerusalem) and theoretical modeling (Vasily Zaburdaev Max
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approaches (e.g., agile methods, model-based development, CI/CD pipelines) in concrete research projects. Publication of research results at national and international conferences. Assistance in preparing
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evaluation of efficient training and reconstruction pipelines involving deep learning models Find required initial conditions for LWFA simulations which yield the reconstructed observed electron buch shapes
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). The Schirmeier lab is a small multicultural research group with PhD students and postdocs of different nationalities. Thus, the group’s communication is in English. We aim to analyze the metabolic homeostasis
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to explain biological phenomena and disease mechanisms by leveraging biophysical theory and mechanistic, mathematical modeling. Our interests include the inflammatory responses to infection, the organization
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-scale modelling, machine learning) High resolution analysis, monitoring of chemistry, structure and transformations at the atomic scale of buried interfaces and defects by correlated experimental
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research area is the design and analysis of graph algorithms, with possible focus areas including parameterized algorithms, structural graph theory, graph symmetries and similarities, and algorithmic model
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Description Water can move in two interconnected realms: the fast, visible rivers at the surface and the slower, pressure-driven flow within substrates. Today, engineers can model each realm
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and Data Science (MIDS) at the KU Eichstätt-Ingolstadt. The research group works at the intersection of analysis, modeling and simulation. The advertised position is partly funded by the German Research