82 parallel-processing-bioinformatics uni jobs at UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA in United Kingdom
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agreement, all annual reports, and TAC meetings) Active participation in VDS CoBeNe activities are highly valued in the selection process. What we offer: The employment duration is 4 months. Job grading in
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Geosciences (EDGE), a center of cutting-edge research focused on the fundamental processes that govern the natural environment and the effects of human activity. At EDGE, researchers integrate field
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of language and cognitive processing. Specifically, an interest in overt and covert language production across development, its interaction with domain general cognition and the neurophysiological processes
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process, balancing the donor’s and the University of Vienna’s needs and actions To make direct requests for financial support from donors, both individually and through appeals To be a key point of contact
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You will contribute to the organization and implementation of ground-based and airborne field campaigns You will ensure the permanent operation of highly complex aerosol instrumentation You will
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are a highly dedicated team working intensively in the area of teaching and researching Austrian and international civil procedure. We offer flexible working hours, possibilities of further and continuing
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, taking into consideration the social actors’ postdigital and multilingual lifeworlds Teaching experience Experience of working with online and digitally enhanced learning Knowledge of university processes
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administration. This is part of your personality: Completed Master's degree or diploma, in the field chemistry, preferably with a focus on analytical chemistry and computer-aided chemistry or an equivalent
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. Interests could include geological field-based methods and big data applications and machine learning methods. Research focus will be on feedback processes between erosion, sedimentation, tectonics and
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150 researchers and teachers and 10 employees in administration. Research at the Centre focuses on two key research areas: 1) technologies and socio-cognitive processes in translation and interpreting