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sciences such as biology, biochemistry, pharmacy or equivalent Language skills (according to GER): English – C1 The successful candidate will also be expected to: Enthusiasm for science and interdisciplinary
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kindergarten Ample training opportunities The group language is English, so no German language skills are required – but it is a great opportunity for you to learn German. Free in-house language courses
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Financing yes Type of Position Full PhD Working Language German English Required Degree Master Areas of study Husbandry, Agricultural Science, Geosciences, Environmental Science, Nature Conservation
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Financing yes Type of Position Full PhD Working Language German English Required Degree Master Areas of study Husbandry, Agricultural Science, Geosciences, Environmental Science, Nature Conservation
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) Research area: Large Language Models (LLMs), knowledge graphs (KGs), commonsense knowledge Tasks: foundational or applied research in at least one of the following areas: LLMs, KGs, knowledge extraction
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it is the working language of the lab. Desired skills Experience with analytical chemistry (LC/MS, GC/MS) and behavioral assays Experience with animal husbandry and colony maintenance. The Research
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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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positions)) contact information of two references for non-native speakers: proof of English language test not older than 12 months (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS, CAE) proven language skills can be: completed degree
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Financing yes Type of Position Full PhD Working Language English Required Degree Master Areas of study Physics, Experimental Physics Description Description For our BMBF-funded research project
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practical experience in at least one programming language (preferably Python) Ideally, some practical experience in material characterization methods Structured and analytical thinking as well as a systematic