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primates involves a combination of neurophysiological, hormonal, pharmacological and genetic data with the recording of gaze direction, motor skills, as well as decision-making and social behavior. Such data
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Description The Chair of Decision Sciences and Systems at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), led by Prof. Martin Bichler, is seeking candidates to join the newly established research team
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techniques. These surrogates will be tuned for rapid, uncertainty‑aware predictions and integrated into decision‑support tools for deep geological repositories of nuclear waste—one of the most pressing
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of globalization. Application Process: Candidates are selected in a two-step process by GSGAS and DAAD. Candidates are nominated during the selection process by the GSGAS to the DAAD. The final decision is made by
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- looking. Sensor technology plays a key role in this transformation, enabling real-time monitoring, automation, and intelligent decision-making. Despite these needs, many water treatment processes still rely
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, and studies in the history of science will be examined to trace the contexts of origin, structures of participation, and decisive impulses behind each discovery. Methodological Key Points: • Case Study
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well as surface and bond properties Determination of sorption properties of An-MOFs towards fission products Development of novel An-MOFs with optimized sorption properties Presentation of the results in scientific
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, since immune reactions are particularly important when studying cancer. Application of these tools will allow spatio-temporal determination, if an increase of a given type of RNA modification is directly
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shortlist of four applicants will be sent to the DAAD. Nominated applicants will further have to submit their application documents to the DAAD. Step-4: Final decision (April – June 2026) The DAAD will handle
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: nomination to the DAAD and standard application procedure at and final decision by the DAAD (online application with supporting documentation via the DAAD portal) Please send your application (via email as a