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, cognitive neuroscience, and data science, our mission is to better understand the network structure of the human brain and how it contributes to cognition, aging, and mental health. Job description
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The cooperation with local partners and other sites in Germany requires strong communication skills in German, a high level of commitment, independent work and the ability to successfully integrate
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information on the CRC’s research and its projects can be found at https://www.sfb1372.de/ The CRC hosts a state-of-the-art research infrastructure including a large interdisciplinary network of researchers
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academic, clinical, and industry partnerships, as well as global networks, we translate biological insights into innovations for early detection, individualized therapies, and disease prevention. Founded in
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-dysfunction associated steatotic liver diseases). Our group is part of a vibrant scientific community at the TU Dresden and works closely with national and international partners within initiatives such as the
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science research, teaching and public dialogue – often in collaboration with partners from technical fields. The TUM STS community strives to provide new intellectual and practical resources for dealing
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requires strong communication skills in German, a high level of commitment, independent work and the ability to successfully integrate into an interdisciplinary team. What we offer The Leibniz Institute
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Foundation, biochemist and Nobel Laureate Feodor Lynen advocated opening up the international Humboldt Network to junior researchers from Germany. The fellowship named after him is granted by the Alexander von
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/24 will continue unchanged. All events and networking activities will take place as planned. • In Spring 2024, 25 Federal Chancellor Fellows were selected for the 2024/25 cohort. All events and
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working conditions. Fellows live rent-free in comfortable apartments located a short tram ride from CAIS. Fellows are members of the vibrant interdisciplinary research community at CAIS and of