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network of passionate young scientists in Munich. WHAT DO WE OFFER? A structured PhD program created by Munich-based Max Planck Institutes and Universities with English as the main language Individual
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offering PhD positions for students with a background in data science, computer science, computational science, or a domain science with a strong focus on computational science and an interest in training
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Objective This scholarship programme allows scientists to carry out research with German colleagues at universities, universities of applied
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learning, image analysis, and advanced computing to study relationships between structure and function. Keywords: Human Brain, 3D Atlas, Deep Learning, Temporal Lobe, Brain Function Entry Requirements
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constellation of institutes and scientists dedicated to ageing research in Life Sciences. We offer up to 12 fully funded PhD positions to highly motivated and talented researchers. The structured PhD training
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funding phase at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg will start with a highly interdisciplinary and ambitious research program in November 2025. We invite applications for 8 PhD positions for 3
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centers, combining resources and expertise of high-performance computing in Germany. Benefits A monthly salary of 2.200 EUR for 36 months. Supervision by internationally recognized scientists at one
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available in the further tabs (e.g. “Application requirements”). Programme Description The programme is intended for highly qualified scientists and scholars of all disciplines from selected developing
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state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Our research focuses on the biology of the cell nucleus and ranges from the molecular level to systems and computational approaches. Researchers at IMB are supported by
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state of Rhineland-Palatinate. Our research focuses on the biology of the cell nucleus and ranges from the molecular level to systems and computational approaches. Researchers at IMB are supported by