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funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description PhD student for in vitro studies
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candidates are particularly invited to apply, since the gender balance recently declined with the departure of quite some female postdocs and students. Your cover letter and CV may be internally shared with
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materials to address the global energy problem. To benchmark a new material experimentally, we must be able to detect reaction products with high sensitivity and good time-resolution. In close collaboration
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public audiences and taking part in a pilot programme where experience can be acquired in high school science teaching; use graph theoretical tools to develop new fundamental frameworks and analytic tools
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opportunity to advance our understanding of, and ability to mitigate, climate change Work with a global team of experts Access to a state-of-the-art, high performance computing cluster The opportunity
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Aluminium through Machine Learning, High-Throughput Microanalysis, and Computational Mechanics” - a multidisciplinary research effort at the intersection of machine learning and materials science. This
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research environment. Project background Future European power systems are expected to be driven by a very high share of renewable power plants and will be extremely complex, uncertain environments with
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the world, delivering competitive and successful high-quality research. The institute employs 500 people of which 275 are PhD’s or PostDocs. With its unique NanoLab facilities the institute holds 1250 m2
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significant research program funded by the Australian Research Council Discovery Project titled “Discovering the sustainable size of cities”. This interdisciplinary project investigates how high-speed rail (HSR