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The Leibniz-Institut für Kristallzüchtung (IKZ) is a leading research institution in the field of science & technology as well as service & transfer of crystalline materials. Our goal is to enable
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regulation (http://www.ipb-halle.de ). How to Apply: Please email a single PDF file containing the following documents to bewerbungen@ipb-halle.de (Subject: PhD ML Enzyme Design – Ref No. 11/2025): Cover
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relevance. This project bridges materials science, bioengineering, and cell biology, contributing to the development of advanced biomaterials for tissue engineering and disease modeling. Your profile Master’s
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and technologies. The institute employs an average of 500 people from over 40 nations and, in addition to its scientific tasks, is dedicated to promoting young scientists and engineers. Further
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. or comparable) in (bio-)physics, (bio-)chemistry, materials science, mechanical/(bio)chemical engineering or similar fields. Highly motivated and team-oriented Passion for multidisciplinary research and eagerness
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. or comparable) in (bio-)physics, (bio-)chemistry, materials science, mechanical/(bio)chemical engineering or similar fields. Highly motivated and team-oriented Passion for multidisciplinary research and eagerness
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/biomedical engineering or of relevant scientific field A solid background in machine learning Extensive experience with either computer vision or image analysis Good knowledge of deep learning packages
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and technologies. The institute employs an average of 500 people from over 40 nations and, in addition to its scientific tasks, is dedicated to promoting young scientists and engineers. The IFW supports
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its employees in reconciling work and family life and regularly undergoes the audit berufundfamilie® . Further information at: http://www.ifw-dresden.de . The Institute for Emerging Electronic
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and technologies. The institute employs an average of 500 people from over 40 nations and, in addition to its scientific tasks, is dedicated to promoting young scientists and engineers. Further