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, contributing to core research and teaching activities while developing an independent research profile.The position is designed for an early-career organic chemist with a focus on synthetic organic chemistry
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, the candidate will contribute to the human and environmental microbiome focused research at DoME. One of the main tasks will be the development of high throughput, sequencing-based microbiome profiling methods
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, MICADO and METIS. Our group develops and maintains custom-written software that will simulate, process, validate, and store data from some of the most advanced astronomical instruments ever to be built
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processes. Apply and further develop qualitative research methods (e.g., interviews, case studies, archival research) in the design, execution, and dissemination of international business research. Actively
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optimization. Your future tasks Participation in research, teaching and administration in the field of Computer Science in Sport / Data Analytics in Sport. This involves: Developing and strengthening
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independently and to establish and develop an independent research profile in the field of cultural and intellectual history of the Islamic world. Your future tasks: You will actively participate in research
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scheduling. You publish internationally and give lectures. You apply for projects and raise third-party funds. You prepare and complete a publication-ready habilitation. You hold courses independelty within
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| Environment | Development, which aims to conduct theoretically grounded and empirically informed research at the intersection of population dynamics, environmental change, and resilient development. We
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sources, most notably on the video game development industry and various sports (e.g., ice hockey, basketball, and soccer), or by collaborating with organizations. Recently, he has also relied on laboratory
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-related disability in the second half of the twentieth century to understand how newly empowered agents transformed conceptions of (reproductive) health and disease in science and society. It develops a