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Your Job: The department of Electrocatalytic Interface Engineering, headed by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Simon Thiele, focuses on the development, characterization and testing of electrochemical systems from
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candidate will contribute to a pioneering body of work that equips STEM graduates with the entrepreneurial mindset needed to lead innovation in an increasingly technology-driven world. This research project
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Code 9519 Employee Class Grad/Prof Student Position Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job This person will act as a teaching assistant in the course NSC 5661 Systems Neuroscience. This job
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an important role in the future energy system. However, the necessary adoption of electrolysers has been slow, limiting the accumulated relevant operational experience for confidence in the technology. Thus
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the interface between formal verification and automated planning. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to safer, more intelligent systems through a combination of theoretical work and practical
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; EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Green Industrial Futures | Bath, England | United Kingdom | 3 months ago
? This PhD, working with Prof. Marcelle McManus , provides an opportunity to work to explore and advance novel decarbonisation solutions for high-energy use industrial sites. Your project will be co-created
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population projections and management of wild bird populations in times of climate change”, with the Seychelles warbler (Acrocephalus sechellensis) as a model system. The project is supervised by Prof. Hannah
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Chemical synthesis by Professor Martin Weissenborn at MLU (AG Prof. Weissenborn ) Our Research Training Group BEyond AMphiphilicity – BEAM – combines highly original science and research projects that start
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Code 9519 Employee Class Grad/Prof Student Position Add to My Favorite Jobs Email this Job About the Job This person will act as a teaching assistant on the course NSC 5461 Cellular and Molecular
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English ) and Chemical synthesis by Professor Martin Weissenborn at MLU ( AG Prof. Weissenborn ) Our Research Training Group BEyond AMphiphilicity – BEAM – combines highly original science and research