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applications for the department AG Dichgans on the 1st April 2026, in full time, for Postdoctoral Researchers in Vascular Biology, Neuroscience, or Computational Biology – CRC 1744-funded (m/f/d) Scope of duties
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applications for the AG Liesz on the 1st April 2026, in full time, for Postdoctoral Researchers in Trained Immunity, Epigenetics or Computational Biology – ERC funded (m/f/d) Scope of duties A postdoctoral
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We are seeking an experienced computational biologist or bioinformatician to support the development of next-generation RNA-based precision therapies. The work is part of a core project within
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and functionality emerge microscopically and how new functionalities can be created. The cluster’s research program includes projects on: Quantum physics and optics – condensed matter physics
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Senior Semantics Data Scientist (m/f/d) in the fields of Computer Science, Data Science, Physics, Ma
To strengthen our team in the division “eScience” in Berlin-Steglitz, starting 01.06.2026 we are looking for a Senior Semantics Data Scientist (m/f/d) in the fields of Computer Science, Data Science
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-01-01), together with leading researchers across Europe. You will become part of a cohort of 13 PhD students jointly trained in modern biophysical techniques involving both computational and
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, biophotonics, light-enabled nanotechnology, nanophotonics, nonlinear optics, optical metrology, optical quantum technology, and ultrafast spectroscopy. The research program of the candidate is expected
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position in the area of machine learning and computer simulations. The focus of the PhD project will lie on developing machine learning models for clustering, classification, regression and reinforcement
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the transfer of new ideas from the lab to real-life applications, improving lives. The Computational Health Center (CHC) at Helmholtz Munich drives research at the intersection of artificial intelligence, data
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team — comprising biologists, engineers, computer scientists, and medical researchers — develops next-generation computational models to interpret complex biomedical data across multiple scales. Our