41 programming-language-"St"-"UNIVERSITÄT-DUISBURG-ESSEN"-"FEMTO-ST"-"St" PhD positions at Leibniz in Germany
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strong background in one of the biological disciplines covered by PRIDAS (behavioral biology, data science, neuroscience, physiology, genetics) Knowledge of at least one analytical programming language
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of the German public sector salary system (TV-L) (27.44 hours/week; part-time: 70%) The position starts as early as possible. The contract is initially limited for 36 months. Responsibilities: Scientific
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; German would be desirable Initiative, motivation, commitment, and scientific curiosity We offer a structured PhD program, exciting research topics, a stimulating international environment, a good
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For its Entomology Information Center at the Senckenberg German Entomological Institute (SDEI) in Müncheberg, the Senckenberg Gesellschaft für Naturforschung headquartered in Frankfurt is seeking
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Extremism Prevention.” Participation in other research groups at PRIF is encouraged, but not mandatory. Participation in PRIF’s bodies of self-administration. Central committees communicate in English. As
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Physical Oceanography, Marine Chemistry, Biological Oceanography, Marine Geology and Marine Observations work interdisciplinary within a joint research program. What will be your tasks? As part of
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functionalities. This highly collaborative project, jointly investigated by PDI, TU Munich, University of Münster and HTW-Berlin, is funded by DFG within the priority programme SPP2477 "Nitrides4Future
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or similar, obtained by the start date Experience in modeling using Python, MATLAB or similar Basic programming skills Proficiency in scientific English (written and spoken) Willingness to spend several months
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the knowledge graph Your profile Masters, Diploma or equivalent degree in Bioinformatics or similar, obtained by the start date Experience in programming and databases Basic biological understanding Proficiency
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. This highly collaborative project, jointly investigated by PDI, TU Munich, University of Münster and HTW-Berlin, is funded by DFG within the priority programme SPP2477 "Nitrides4Future". The motivation is to