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research stays at the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Garching near Munich, Germany, providing valuable opportunities to collaborate with leading experts in computational plasma physics and expand
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)national conferences; actively contributing to the research community; teaching or supervising students (max 10% of your workload). The supervision team consists of Dr. Despoina Georgiou external link , Dr
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: Preferably per 1 October 2025 The application package consists of the following separate documents: A motivation letter (1 A4 max) and a short document (2 A4 max, shorter is acceptable) outlining your initial
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of the first year. Starting date: Preferably per 1 October 2025 The application package consists of the following separate documents: A motivation letter (1 A4 max) and a short document (2 A4 max, shorter is
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the vacancy number: A letter of motivation including research interests and highlighting fit for the position (max. 2 pages) An updated curriculum vitae Relevant certificates (e.g. degree certificate) in
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, interdisciplinary research environment and will also become a part of the Language Evolution and Adaptation in Diverse Situations (LEADS) group at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics. You may also join the
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project (1 page max). An academic CV. A research statement (2 pages max) describing your personal research interests and previous research projects. A certified list of grades from your undergraduate degree
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application and detailing the motivation to apply for this specific PhD project (1 page max). An academic CV. A research statement (2 pages max) describing your personal research interests and previous research
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detailing the motivation to apply for this specific PhD project (1 page max). An academic CV. A research statement (2 pages max) describing your personal research interests and previous research projects. A
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application and detailing the motivation to apply for this specific PhD project (1 page max). An academic CV. A research statement (2 pages max) describing your personal research interests and previous research