Your profile:
- Master degree in Geology, Earth or Planetary Sciences, Chemistry, Archaeology, Archaeometry or a related field; experience of working in a research environment
- Experience of clean laboratory work, preparation and purification of geological or environmental samples, analysis by TIMS and/or MC-ICP-MS is considered a plus
- Mineralogy-petrography skills and other analytical techniques are considered a plus
- Motivated to be part of an international team, well organized and flexible
- Excellent communication skills (min. B2 in English, German is not crucial)
- Motivated to contribute to scientific publications and to apply for third-party funding
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Your tasks:
- Excellent master’s degree in communication science or a closely related field
- Knowledge of both qualitative and quantitative research methods, and an ambition to continue to develop these skills
- Knowledge of the Austrian and international field of science communication research and practice
- Willingness to develop a doctoral thesis related to science communication/science journalism research
- Above-average communication skills and proficiency in German and English (oral and written)
- Good organizational and time management skills
- Capacity for independent, planned and results oriented work
- Good cooperative skills
- Project management skills are an advantage
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Your tasks:
- Study potential exogenous and endogenous sources and sinks of Venus’ hydrogen reservoirs;
- Analyze data (particle, spectroscopic, plasma, magnetic field) from PVO and VEX and reconstruct the most realistic evolution of hydrogen isotope ratios before and after the planets last resurfacing;
- Present your results at international conferences;
- Publish two articles in peer-reviewed journals and write a PhD thesis to get your degree.
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Your tasks:
- Study, collection and documentation of early modern pragmatic written material from monastic contexts
- Analysis of serial sources using digital methods
- Cultural studies contextualisation of the data collected
- Coordination and interface between the participating partners in the project
- Assistance with the organisation of conferences and workshops and project administration
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Your tasks:
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Performing research along the research lines of the group -
Writing and submitting scientific articles summarizing your findings -
Supporting the group leader in writing project proposals
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Your tasks:
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Create an event list of three specific structures in the solar wind/IMF measured at L1 -
Analyse the response of the Earth’s magnetosphere (statistically) when these structures interact with it using both near-Earth satellite observations (Cluster, THEMIS, MMS, etc.) and ground observations (magnetometers, radars, auroral cameras, etc.) -
Participate in IWF mission activity for SMILE -
Present your results at international conferences -
Publish three articles in peer-reviewed journals and write a PhD thesis in order to get your degree
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YOUR PROFILE:
- Diploma or Master’s degree in Physics or related discipline
- Strong interest in quantum information theory and quantum gravity, demonstrated e.g., by a Master thesis in these topics
- Excellent English skills
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Your tasks:
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Scientific tasks related to current and future space missions investigating space plasma processes in the solar system. -
Active involvement in the ESA/BepiColombo mission as the Principal Investigator of the magnetometer onboard Mio spacecraft. -
Conduct of own research projects in the area of space plasma physics with regular publications in peerreviewed journals and presentations at international conferences.
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Your tasks:
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Support the work aiming at exploiting data of the missions in which the group is involved, with focus on CHEOPS, CUTE, ARIEL, and HWO -
Support the group in the development of future mission concepts, with focus on HWO -
Propose for collecting new observations employing both ground- and space-based facilities, and carry out their analysis and interpretation -
Develop original funding applications for national and international funding agencies -
Develop, propose, and supervise projects for bachelor, master, and PhD students -
Publication of original research work on refereed journals
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Your tasks:
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Experimental work on dipolar quantum gas -
Writing scientific publications -
Tutor bachelor and master students and supporting supervision of PhD students -
Representation of the group and of the latest scientific results at international conferences and workshops -
Supporting the group in administrative tasks
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Your tasks:
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Participation in and coordination of international comparative legal projects (scientific focus: English Law/ Common Law; Comparative and European Private Law, Tort Law) -
Independent research -
Participation in English-language publications and research presentations -
Holding lectures
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About the team:
- You participate in research projects and studies.
- You develop new ideas, new computational or theoretical architecture, novel applications.
- You publish internationally and give presentations.
- You supervise and guide students at bachelor, master and PhD level.
- You are involved in organizing meetings, conferences and symposia.
- Responsibility for project applications and the acquisition of third-party funding.
- Independent teaching of courses as defined by the collective agreement.
- Take on administrative tasks in research and faculty.
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Your personal sphere of influence:
As a praedoc you will join the group of University Professor Ulrike Felt and should focus on environmental issues related to technological innovations as addressed in the ERC grant Innovation Residues (https://www.innovation-residues.eu). PhD projects should thus relate to environmental challenges in either nuclear waste, microplastic or digital waste/wasting, and be empirically situated in the three countries central to the project or on the European level.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- PhD in the field of Biology, Zoology or related disciplines
- Experience in conducting research projects on animal personality and/or host-parasite biology
- Experience in nest monitoring and archiving data
- Willingness to assume the responsibility of team leadership
- Documented publication activity in peer-reviewed journals
- Excellent command of written and verbal English language
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