63 wireless-communication-engineering PhD positions at Technical University of Munich
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subjects, high interdisciplinary desire to learn, and willingness to cooperate, openness for internationalization and diversity, very good verbal and written English communication skills (good command
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29.04.2021, Wissenschaftliches Personal This PhD position is in the field of resource management for wireless network that leverage “digital twins” modeling aspects of the physical (such as user
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of the Technical University of Munich. In our group, we advance ethical practice and theory in medicine, bio-medical technology, and public health, driven by the belief that embedding ethics is essential for shaping
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cooperation with Kopter Germany GmbH and the Engineering Risk Analysis Group of Prof. Straub, which provides information on both the health and the actual stress of helicopter components. For this so-called
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a defined research topic to deriving an improved process understanding and communicating the results. Ideally, the applicant should have some background in (soil) incubation experiments and advanced
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companies from all over the world, especially the USA, the UK, and Germany. Your Profile: Excellent university degree in engineering, chemistry, materials science, physics, electrochemistry or a similar
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at conferences. The PhD program has a duration of three years and with the PhD degree offered by TUM. Qualifications A Master’s degree in Operations Management, Computer Science, Industrial Engineering, Economics
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, natural hazards management or related fields Interested in protective forests and their management Good quantitative skills (e.g., data analysis, simulation modelling, remote sensing) Good communication
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tools (e.g., Python programming) is an advantage. You enjoy working in an international team and have good communication skills. Proficiency in spoken and written English is required. For more information
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expertise in employing synthetic microbial communities, gnotobiotic mouse infection models as well as in molecular microbiology of gut microbiota and enteric pathogens. The TUM School of Life Sciences