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Universität Berlin. The position is part of the research group QUALITY.2 (Phytonutrient Management) in the programme area ‘Plant Quality and Food Security’ (QUALITY). The aim of the research project “PhytoM” is
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that demand interdisciplinary solutions? Then the Program for Collaborative Doctoral Projects is the perfect opportunity for you. Many of today’s most pressing problems can only be tackled through
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, academics and professionals. What can be funded? Doctoral studies at a German university and, where appropriate, in conjunction with a non-university research Institution. Duration of the funding Up to 48
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is advantageous knowledge and experience in evaluating scientific data, primarily from imaging techniques, is advantageous good written and spoken English teaching experience in the subjects of “Animal
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Research Training Group (GRK2859) “R-loop Regulation in Robustness and Resilience (4R)” ( https://4r-rtg.de ), funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). 4R investigates how R-loops regulate biological
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is part of 4R Research Training Group (GRK2859) “R-loop Regulation in Robustness and Resilience (4R)” ( https://4r-rtg.de ), funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). 4R investigates how R-loops
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) and should be used for a doctorate. Participation in the accompanying doctoral program is compulsory. This serves to impart both scientific and methodological knowledge and offers the opportunity
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that demand interdisciplinary solutions? Then the Program for Collaborative Doctoral Projects is the perfect opportunity for you. Many of today’s most pressing problems can only be tackled through
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that demand interdisciplinary solutions? Then the Program for Collaborative Doctoral Projects offers a perfect opportunity for you. Today’s most pressing problems can only be solved in cross-institutional
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collection programs (e.g. R, fomr) Very good English and German skills (or willingness to acquire them) Interest in media communication We offer Part of a young and dynamic Emmy Noether Research Group Diverse