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within the open call on “Molecular Mechanisms in Genome Stability & Gene Regulation”. As an IPP PhD student, you will join a community of exceptional scientists working on diverse topics ranging from how
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to participate in sea-going research Desirable qualifications: experience in processing and interpretation of observational data practical fluid mechanics experience in the lab or in the field international
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Several PhD positions (f/m/d) in International Research Training Group (iRTG) limits2vision Full PhD
topics that focus on the interplay between genetics, metabolism, and information processing. Specifically, the projects in the limits2vision programme aim to systematically unravel the mechanisms
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recruitment is subject to project approval. Your tasks Carrying out experiments on fuel cell performance test Characterization of electrode activity by electrochemical measurements Test the permeability
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phytopathobiomes. The project will use a combination of metabolomics, microbiome profiling, microbial culturing, and bioassays, supported by greenhouse and field experiments. Your profile: Master's degree in plant
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results in materials with diverse microstructures and mechanical properties Perform experimental characterizations of additive-manufactured and heat-treated steels, using state-of-the-art methods, such as
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, computer science, or a related field with an overall grade of at least “gut” (or equivalent, e.g., cum laude) Expertise in quantum mechanics, experience with HPC, programming (e.g., Python, C / C++), and/or
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selectivity mechanisms in potassium channels Simulation of electrophysiology experiments Please indicate in your application which of the above listed projects is most intriguing for you. Your profile
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1,000 employees from over 50 nations, it is the largest institute of the Max Planck Society . The research group Molecular Mechanisms of Membrane Trafficking (Dr. Oleksiy Kovtun) at the City Campus
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in glia-neuron metabolic interactions, and the underlying regulatory mechanisms are studied. A greater understanding of the metabolic plasticity of the nervous system will lay the basis for better