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biotechnologically and agri-culturally important quality and yield traits and the generation of crops, which are beneficial for the society in terms of food-security (improved plant performance and stress tolerance
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-prüfung (BAM) is a materials research organization in Germany. Our mission is to ensure safety in technology and chemistry. We perform research and testing in materials science, materials engineering and
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—for bacterial control and therapeutic application. Together, we identify functional prophage genes, develop genetic tools, and test engineered phages in infection models. Your tasks Plan and perform in vitro and
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plasticity, therapy response, and drug resistance in myeloid leukemia. The successful candidate will carry out proteomic experiments with access to state-of-the-art mass spectrometry and computational
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on performance and project needs. Qualifications • For Doctoral Candidates: Master’s degree in Mathematics. • For Postdoctoral Researchers: Ph.D. in Mathematics, ideally with a background in one or more of the
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=finley&sub_page=research The SNQS group performs research funded by diverse sources including the German Science Foundation (DFG), the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR
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Sustainable Thermoelectric Cooling Modules Project Overview: Thermoelectric cooling technology, prized for its solid-state operation, has predominantly relied on bismuth telluride (Bi2Te3). However, Bi2Te3
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. We perform research and testing in materials science, materials engineering and chemistry to improve the safety of products and processes. At BAM we do research that matters. Our work covers a broad
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qualifications for the position. The position is suitable for disabled persons. Disabled applicants will be given preference in case of generally equivalent suitability, aptitude and professional performance. Data
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into electricity through innovative thermoelectric generators (TEGs) that perform efficiently even under small temperature differences (ΔT ≤ 30 K), we aim to redefine how IoT devices are powered. This research has