Your personal sphere of influence:As a university assistant, you will join the Vienna Doctoral School of Theology and Research on Religion VDTR and become part of your supervisor’s research team. The VDTR is a joint initiative of
Your responsibilities Conducting methodologically rigorous and societally relevant empirical management research, guided by open science practices. Publishing regularly in high-quality scientific journals in the field. Actively participating in relevant national and international workshops and conferences. Supervising
Your personal sphere of play:As a postdoctoral researcher, you will work on the project “MemoryLane – A road to remember: Neural plasticity through the lens of gut-brain interactions”, which is a Starting Grant funded by the
Your personal sphere of influence: This is part of your personality:You have a university degree (Master or equivalent) in the Social Sciences or in another field, if the applicant can provide evidence of significant prior experience
Your personal sphere of influence:At the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at the Faculty of Chemistry our highly motivated interdisciplinary team offers a position for a PraeDoc in the area of bioinorganic chemistry and chemical biology in
Your personal sphere of influence:We are a young and enthusiastic team at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences that is focused on developing new treatments against drug resistant and metastatic states of lung cancers by working at
Logo Postdoc in Operando Electrocatalysis and Sustainable Electrosynthesis Are you excited by the idea of uncovering how catalytic interfaces evolve in real time and using this knowledge to design the next generation of sustainable chemical synthesis?
Your personal sphere of influence:We are looking for a highly motivated and creative doctoral student to explore fundamental questions of the dynamic and thermodynamic processes of the life-cycle of cold-air pools. Possible topics include the mechanisms
Your personal sphere of influence:We seek a highly motivated PhD student, who will carry out Lagrangian transport model simulations with FLEXPART, of the emissions originating from rocket launches as well as re-entering space objects. The PhD