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Faculty of Computer Science and Biomedical Engineering Institute of Biomedical Informatics University Professor of Bioinformatics (m/f/d) Application deadline: 10 February 2026 Employment Start
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water-NanoSIMS assay), and process measurements. This is part of your personality: We are looking for a highly motivated candidate with an excitement and enthusiasm for soil microbiology and for learning
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from chem- and bioinformatics to computer vision and social network analysis. Machine learning with graphs aims at exploiting the potential of the growing amount of structured data in all these areas
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implementation into the MSC’s service portfolio. The successful candidate will work with interdisciplinary teams (clinical, analytical, and bioinformatic scientists), apply shotgun lipidomics and related analysis
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. The subject of the PhD should be within the areas of expertice of the laboratory for Cognitive Research in Art History ( https://crea.univie.ac.at/). Your future tasks: PhD thesis, preferably in
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demographic methods and modelling. Human capital formation encompasses the demographic processes that determine the size, structure, and capabilities of populations, including education, fertility, migration
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complex subject ‘development’ is approached by integrating political, historical, economic, social, feminist and cultural perspectives that allow the analysis of inequalities, multifaceted processes
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at the University of Vienna and integrated into the Gravitational Physics group (https://gravity.univie.ac.at/), an active research unit engaged in fundamental theoretical questions of gravitation. The group includes
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quality assurance Furthermore, collaboration with experimental and other theoretical groups in Vienna is desirable. Candidates should also actively contribute to and collaborate with the CRC TACO, https
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of play: The research group “Atmospheric Transport Processes”, led by Prof. Andreas Stohl, is part of the Department of Meteorology and Geophysics. The group develops the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART