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is September 9, 2025. Please send your application (including CV, publications list, description of current and planned research and two letters of recommendation) to: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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to 2000 characters), the email addresses of 2-3 references who can provide a letter of recommendation, if required for the specific position. For more details about the program (*including further
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recommendation, if required for the specific position. Additional Information For more details about the program (including further application instructions), please visit: https://www.mpg.de/en/max-planck-postdoc
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for two referees, certificates of academic achievements, list of publications as well as letter(s) of recommendation, if available) electronically (as a single PDF) to recruiting(at)senckenberg.de stating
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. Applicants should also arrange for three letters of recommendation to be sent by referees to reference@mpifr.de (subject line "MuSES: Candidate Name") by the deadline indicated below. Terms of Employment
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interests and their motivation for applying to this position. • Copies of relevant academic degrees. • Contact details for at least two professors who can provide a letter of recommendation upon request
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description of their research interests and plans, indicate how they would fit into the Tübingen HEP group, and arrange for two recommendation letters to be sent separately. Applications should be submitted in
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. Jonathan Finley (jj.finley@tum.de). Candidates should also arrange for two letters of recommendation to be submitted to the same address from scientists familiar with their work. TUM seeks to actively
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and malnutrition. We provide scientifically sound recommendations for healthy agri-food systems and sustainable interactions with the environment. The IGZ brings together a broad spectrum of scientific
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climate predictions will be comparatively assessed in respect to traditional climate projections. Based on the evaluation and on the unprecedented modelling undertaken, a set of recommendations will be