13 computer-engineering-"https:" "BCBL Basque Center on Cognition, Brain and Language" PhD positions at MASARYK UNIVERSITY
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Department: Radek Marek Research Group – Central European Institute of Technology Deadline: 28 Feb 2026 Start date: Flexible, ideally between May and October 2026 Job type: full-time Job field
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Department: Radek Marek Research Group – Central European Institute of Technology Deadline: 28 Feb 2026 Start date: Flexible, ideally between May and October 2026 Job type: full-time Job field
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education, qualifications and experience Master’s Degree Programme in archaeology – a condition possibly also in the field of materials engineering or chemistry with a focus on archaeological artifacts
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Department: Jiří Fajkus Research Group – Central European Institute of Technology Deadline: 25 Mar 2026 Start date: September 2026 Job type: full-time Job field: Science and research Come to CEITEC
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-environmental and geographical situatedness of work environments in the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project examines how
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is Experience within a university environment or academia. Experience with educational technology (EdTech), gamification, or adaptive learning. Field experience conducting research with primary
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international team. Previous experience in academic research or an interdisciplinary background in engineering fields. WE OFFER Working environment stable working environment in a prestigious institution
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administrative activities related to the position according to the instructions of the department head. WE REQUEST Professional education, qualifications and experience Master’s Degree Programme in the archaeology
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to ATMP research within the already established Research Group on ATMPs for Rare Diseases, led by Prof. Lenka Zdražilová Dubská. You can find out more about us on our websites: https://creatic.muni.cz
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and the socio-environmental and geographical situatedness of work environments in the ancient Roman Empire contributed to the spatial spread of ancient cults. Using computational methods, the project