13 postdoc-in-thermal-network-of-the-physical-building PhD positions at University of Göttingen •
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, networking opportunities with other postdocs, a blog on career-related events and relevant information, a monthly newsletter with announcements of upcoming workshops, events, funding and job opportunities, and
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take place, beginning in the low-thermal region and extending to the upper temperature limit for life (110-120°C). 2. Dynamics and transport processes of the lithosphere This priority focuses
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stay in an English-speaking country may also be accepted. Application deadline No application deadline Submit application to Please see our website for questions regarding the application process: http
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interdisciplinary projects, e.g., in economathematics, mathematical physics, and mathematical data science Internationality and cooperation – enhancing students' ability to work in international networks and
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deadline Several calls per year Please plan ahead for any admission tests that you may be required to take, e.g. English language test or a GRE subject test in physics or chemistry (no GRE for geosciences
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Description/content The PhD programme in Physics is part of the Georg-August University School of Science (GAUSS), which offers a structured doctoral education and promotes excellent research in mathematics and
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the doctoral programme. A tutor school can be attended to build up one's own teaching skills. Course-specific, integrated German language courses No Course-specific, integrated English language courses
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international elements Working in international and interdisciplinary teams Integration into the international networks of the participating research groups Participation in international conferences Course
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of human-environment research. The general theme associates process mapping and modelling, creation of material balances (water, air, sediment, carbon, nitrogen and pollutants), the reconstruction of past
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primary objective remains the completion of a high-quality doctoral dissertation. Throughout the process, students benefit from the guidance of internationally recognised professors and scientists, ensuring