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/2025) and current information on the status of the recruitment process can be found at: https://www.uibk.ac.at/fakultaeten-servicestelle/standorte/technikerstrasse/berufung/ University Professor Dr
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(prae doc), for a period of 4 years, focusing on process mining. The selected prae doc will become part of the Research Group Workflow Systems and Technology (WST) at the Faculty of Computer Science and
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personal sphere of influence: As a university assistant prae doc you will complete the research team around Prof. Dr. Christian Koller in civil procedure law. In addition to your independent research, you
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a variety of approaches, such as stochastic processes, kinetic theory, variational analysis, finite element methods, and data-driven techniques. The Vienna School of Mathematics doctoral program
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and society. Our subsidiary, the LKR Light Metals Technologies Ranshofen , draws on many years of experience in the production and processing of aluminum, magnesium, and titanium components and is a
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applications for a praedoc position in the group of Prof. Christoph Dellago. The group develops computer simulation techniques and uses them to study a broad range of condensed matter systems with an emphasis
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both older and more recent literary history. Ideally, they are experienced in interdisciplinary co-operation and have an interest in the methods and theories of literary research. They are also
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education and sport pedagogy studies the support of educational processes with the help of physical activity, play and sport. Research interests range from elementary education to adult education and
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and edit source material, and at the same time use and refine computational methods in the evaluation of these processes. The TT professorship collaborates with the existing professorship for Historical
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astrophysics, and uses a variety of approaches, such as stochastic processes, kinetic theory, variational analysis, finite element methods, and data-driven techniques. The Vienna School of Mathematics doctoral