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on the research group/work area: As a biology/chemistry laboratory assistant (m/f/d) you will support the Program Center for Plant Metabolomics and Computational Biochemistry MetaCom established in 2023. We deal
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, Computational Biophysics, or a closely related field Strong programming skills (e.g., Python, C/C++) Knowledge of machine learning frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow) Very good English language skills, ability
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experience in NGS data analysis. relevant experience in statistical data analysis and programming (e.g. R, Python, Perl, C++) as well as with workflow management systems (e.g. snakemake, CWL, Nextflow
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data. You bring first experience with biostatistics methods, e.g. with mixed-models. You are familiar with data analysis using programming languages like R, and/or Python. You have excellent
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, Marine Geology and Marine Observation works interdisciplinary within a joint research programme. What will be your tasks? The position is part of the DFG-funded project “Methane production by
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, Marine Geology and Marine Observation works interdisciplinary within a joint research programme. What will be your tasks? This position will be embedded in the overarching programme “STB - Shallow Water
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) in the field of spatial equilibrium modeling, starting on 01.11.2025. PhD positions are funded for 3 years with a 75% share of the total E13 salary in accordance with the German public tariff scheme
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or medical-technical assistant or comparable qualification. Professional laboratory experience in molecular biology including next-generation sequencing; very good knowledge of German and English
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initially for three years. The fixed term of employment is in accordance with Section 2 subsection 1 of the German Act on Fixed-Term Employment Contracts in Science and Academia
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Materials is part of the Research Training Group 3082 “Engineering Covalent Bonds in Molecules and Materials” (Ec=m2), funded by the DFG (German Research Foundation) at Saarland University. For this project