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PhD or PostDoc in Computational Material Science (No replies)
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We are looking for
two Research Associates (PhD or PostDoc)
in the field of computational materials science to be filled at the earliest possible date. They are planned for a period of 3 years (an extension is possible upon availability of funding) and offers the chance to obtain further academic qualification (e.g. PhD thesis). The positions are embedded in a cooperative research project (EIC Pathfinder Open) funded by the European Union which aims at the smart electronic recognition and transmission of body odors, paving the path for a new era of digitizing olfaction. The multi-disciplinary smellodi group will prepare the grounds for the necessary innovations in order to make digital olfaction available as a technology addressing societal and economic challenges of the future.
Life and science are compatible at our institute. We offer a agile working hours and workflows and a range of recognised family-friendly measures, such as part-time work, mobile working that take family needs into account.
We target at top-notch dedicated and proactive young scientists who plan to make their mark in science. Applications from women are particularly welcome.
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