126 phd-position-for-fully-funded-reserch-in-computer-vision PhD positions at DAAD in Germany
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Description About the Project The Molecular Nanophotonics Group at Leipzig University, led by Prof. Dr. Frank Cichos, is offering an exciting doctoral researcher position as part of a prestigious
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and how can these be quantified? The PhD project will be largely experimental and will begin with an identification of a set of research questions based on detailed literature survey. The preliminary
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Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan, is planned. We strive for an open and inclusive research environment. The salary is according to German standard (E13 TL-V, 100%). All positions are fully funded
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for advancing novel resonator technologies. The position is fully funded. It can start immediately and will last for 3 years, with a possible extension. Remuneration is based on the collective agreement
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to act first and evaluate much later. This PhD project closes this gap by: integrating the porous-media solver of DuMux, the IWS-developed simulator, with its new shallow-water module recently created in
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in near real-time. This includes exploring and advancing electrochemical sensor technologies. The PhD project will lay the foundation for the digital transformation of water infrastructure, enhancing
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positions, with a starting date as soon as possible. The positions are funded by the Collaborative Research Center (CRC) 1333 "Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries" at the Institute
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features allow overcoming such limitation? The PhD project will be largely experimental with some modelling aspects, and will begin with an identification of a set of research questions based on a detailed
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hydrogels: From chemical structures to applicability (SusGel)” 9 PhD positions (doctoral researchers (f/m/d)). Job description Replacing synthetic polymers with polysaccharides from renewable sources will
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glyphosate mineralization rates (Wilms et al., 2023). The PhD project will identify glyphosate-based surfactant impacts on microorganisms from freshwater sediments, e.g., rivers or ponds, that are capable