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. Ready to be part of our team? Welcome aboard! Your personal sphere of play: The group of Prof. Backus at the Institute of Physical Chemistry studies structure and dynamics of molecular processes. We apply
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challenging topics such as (infinte dimensional) stochastic analysis, affine and polynomial processes, rough paths, signature methods, neural S(P)DEs, McKean-Vlaslov equations, stochastic portolio theory
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the area of data privacy for dependent data and change-points in Gaussian processes. You publish internationally and give lectures. You apply for projects and raise third-party funds. You hold courses
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Desirable qualifications are: Knowledge of university processes and structures Experience abroad Experience of supervising students What we offer: Work-life balance: Our employees enjoy flexible working hours
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abroad Knowledge of university processes and structures Experience of supervising students Organization of academic events and conferences Experience in research project management What we offer: Work-life
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of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement. Supporting the application process for projects and securing third-party funds. You take on administrative tasks in research, teaching and administration
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practices. You hold courses independently within the scope of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement. Supporting the application process for projects and securing third-party funds. You take on
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to compensation for travel and accommodation expenses incurred in connection with the admission process. What we offer: Work-life balance: The compatibility of work and private life or work and study is a
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research. The ideal candidate will have experience in conducting and analyzing behavioral experiments, online experiments, physiological recordings, signal processing, statistical analyses, and computational
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of probability distributions in systems driven by stochastic processes with Brownian motion. It plays a crucial role across a wide range of fields, from physics and biology to finance and engineering. But there's