38 computer-science-intern-"https:"-"https:"-"L2CM" Postdoctoral positions at Technical University of Munich
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Informatics Initiative (MII)/FHIR standards Design and implement methodological concepts and software for benchmarking frameworks for AI evaluation Independently develop and implement research ideas within
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excellent working conditions and an international research environment. The salary is in accordance to the Public Sector Collective Agreement on Länder (TV-L E13/100%). The position is available from May 2026
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the Protein Design Accelerator within the Technology Hub. The position is temporary until 31.12.2032. About the Position The BioSysteM Cluster of Excellence is an international research network in which
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the Technology Hub. The position is temporary until 31.12.2032. About the Position The BioSysteM Cluster of Excellence is an international research network in which scientists from Munich's two largest
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the possibility of extension, depending on performance and project needs. Qualifications • For Doctoral Candidates: Master’s degree in Computer Science or Mathematics. • For Postdoctoral Researchers: Ph.D. in
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applying computer science methods within the context described above. In particular, you will coordinate the contributions of the professorship to the EU project INTELLIGENT (https://intelligent-project.eu
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-MS. (previous works e.g.: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41563-019-0555-5). Ideally, the applicant takes over the co-supervision of selected PhD candidates. We are looking for an individual with a
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learning, medical image computing, biomedical engineering, medical physics, or related field Strong Python and PyTorch experience Solid publication record and ability to communicate research results
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of miniaturized imaging technologies. Your Profile: The successful applicant must have the following: • Ph.D. in natural sciences, electrical engineering, physics, optics, medical technology, biomedical computing
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is looking for a PhD student / PostDoc (f/m/d) The Mission Understanding how multicellular systems organize themselves into tissues is a central challenge in modern biology and biophysics. Our group