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Job description: DESY The European XFEL is currently the world's most powerful free-electron laser and has, over the past decade, significantly advanced the ability to resolve the structure of matter
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Muehlleitner (ITP), Prof. Dr. Thomas Schwetz-Mangold (IAP), and Prof. Dr. Felix Kahlhoefer (TTP). KIT is also home to a lively experimental program in astroparticle physics (https://www.iap.kit.edu/english
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(limited to 2000 characters), the email addresses of 2–3 references who can provide a letter of recommendation, if required for the specific position. For more details about the program (including further
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the new Cluster of Excellence Center for Chiral Electronics (CCE, https://www.chiralelectronics.de ). Job description: Participation in the ERC Synergy Grant project CASTLe in the research line CISS for
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Computer ScienceCountryGermanyCityGreifswaldPostal Code17489StreetWalther-Rathenau-Str. 47Geofield Contact City Greifswald Website http://www.uni-greifswald.de/?L=1 Street Domstraße 14 Postal Code 17489 E
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Your Job: Building on in-house fabricated devices, we have recently demonstrated the ability to shuttle electrons between gate defined quantum dots in Si/SiGe over micron-scale distances using only
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the new Cluster of Excellence Center for Chiral Electronics (CCE, https://www.chiralelectronics.de ). Job description: Participation in the ERC Synergy Grant project CASTLe in the research line CISS for
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enabling automated extraction of morphological features (e.g., porosity, tortuosity, connectivity) and fluid flow characteristics from X-ray and electron images integration of motion analysis and digital
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structural biology and cryo-EM demonstrable by at least one first author publication (either in peer-reviewed journals or preprint repositories). Experience in electron tomography and or sub-tomogram averaging
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solutions for pressing societal challenges (e.g. communication, artificial intelligence, climate protection, health, etc.) through modern electronic & photonic technologies. The work covers the entire