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benchmarking of clay mineral surface finite models for DFT simulations Speciation simulations of the radionuclides in various environments Your profile Completed university studies (Master/Diploma) in the field
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, MATERIALS SCIENCE, MODELING AND SIMULATION, MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS, NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT, PLASMA PHYSICS, PHOTOVOLTAICS, SYNTHETIC FUELS AND GREEN CHEMICALS, SYSTEMS ANALYSIS, TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE HYDROGEN
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, biophysical and bio-chemistry, theoretical chemistry and mathematics , to advance the understanding of the emergence of complexity in molecular systems. Our RTG combines science and research projects that start
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written and spoken English skills are required. Our programs PhD Infection Biology/ DEWIN: The program's objective is to investigate the complex interactions between host and pathogen as well as basic
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and calibrate empirical models with the aim to generate evidence-based policy advice for national and international decision makers in health policy and healthcare management. The team also plays a
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of Europe’s biggest research centers and help us to shape change! Are you eager to pursue a four-year doctoral project that bridges scientific disciplines? Are you excited by complex societal challenges
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and their interactions with the immune system, while also investigating new compounds with potential therapeutic effects. The department VIRI studies viral infections in animal models and in models
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performance. They apply and develop a broad range of interdisciplinary technologies ranging from genetics and genomics to structural biochemistry, advanced imaging and computational and mathematical modelling
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complex materials with tailored properties using high-throughput simulations, data analytics, and material characterization. Benefit from strong connections to top research infrastructures like the Jülich
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. The following 6 PhD projects are available in 2026: Innate immune recognition in the gastrointestinal epithelium – Organoids as host model (Bartfeld lab) Immune–Metabolic Adaptation in Pregnancy: Implications