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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective A cooperation agreement on the joint training and education of PhD students has existed between the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS
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for recruitment is a university degree in biology/plant sciences or horticultural sciences. In the case of proven expertise in plant sciences, applications with a scientific/technical background (physics
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identification of spider mite infestation foci and needs-based beneficial insect application in outdoor cucumber cultivation’, which is funded by the BMBF within the funding programme KMU-innovativ: Bioökonomie
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exercises, mindfulness-based exercises, pain education, and healthy practice habits. Your primary role will be to develop the physical exercise component of the intervention. The project is a collaboration
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nitrogen fixation at the molecular level. Your Responsibilities: Perform EPR and related spectroscopic investigations of biological and synthetic nitrogenase systems Prepare synthetic iron-sulfur clusters
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Description In the research group Dependable and Autonomous Cyber-physical Systems (DACS) on Institute for Software and Systems Engineering (ISSE) at Clausthal University of Technology has
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encouraged (e.g. South America, Asia or Africa). The PhD process will be accompanied by integration into TUM’s School of Life Sciences or School of Management and participation in the related Graduate School
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and international conferences Support in the preparation of lectures, supervision of exercises and scientific work by students Your profile: Successful degree (Master's, Diploma) in the field
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Support in the preparation of lectures, supervision of exercises and scientific work by students Implementation of concepts and processes Your profile: Successful degree (Master's, Diploma) in the field
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-containing systems. Who We Are Looking For: PhD Student / Research Assistant (m/f/d) The primary focus of this PhD position is to develop and apply in situ EPR spectroscopic techniques using a newly acquired X