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About the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) The German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ) is Germany’s largest biomedical research institute and a member of the
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network automation, resource optimisation, or 5G/6G networks would be a plus. An interest in developing AI-driven solutions for real-time, adaptive network environments. Language skills Good proficiency in
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electrical engineering Experience and skills · Excellent written and oral communication skills e.g., in publications, reports, and/or presentations · Collaborative skills, initiative, result
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data analysis and quantitative evaluation of imaging or histological data Fluent in English and strong communication skills in an international team environment Benefits Opportunity to integrate into a
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a small multicultural research group with PhD students and postdocs of different nationalities. Thus, the group’s communication is in English. We aim to analyze the metabolic homeostasis
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modern programming languages are required, as well as experience in computational or mathematical modelling. Experience with the analysis of biological data is an advantage. The candidate should have a
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in a dedicated training plan For further information, please contact Prof. Marcus Völp at critix- Your profile Qualification: Master in Computer Science and/or Cybersecurity or equivalent degrees with
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Analytical chemistry o Wearable sensors (Attach publications or master's thesis related to these topics.) - Fluent English proficiency (B2/C1 level or higher). General Skills We are looking for candidates who
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discipline Solid wet-lab experience in molecular biology, ideally with tissue or protein work Motivation to develop bioinformatics and data analysis skills (training provided) Proficiency in English (spoken
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funded by the German federal government and 10 percent by the state of Berlin. Job Description Our laboratory investigate how the nervous system processes sensory information to orchestrate motor behaviour