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The University Medical Center Freiburg offers new PhD and Master Thesis Jobs in medical physics. The offers can be found here: PhD and Master-Thesis

In order to further improve the experience in the lab course on material physics for both students and teachers, the AG Salinga is looking to recruit a Student assistant (5-10h/week).

Central tasks will be the identification of possibilities for improvement in the current digital teaching, their implementation in cooperation with the tutors and the subsequent evaluation.

The job offer can be found here.

The AG Salinga is now looking for highly motivated and committed students who, based on a large set of pre-existing structural data, will advance the training and usage of Machine-Learned Potentials in their group as a Student assistant (5-10h/week).

The job offer can be found here.

In this Student assistant (5-10h/week) position, you will help to improve and expand our existing noise measurement setup. This means identifying and minimizing all sources of noise in the environment, be they of electronic, mechanical or thermal origin. You will further help to extend the experimental time resolution of our measurements to reveal processes on much broader time- and frequency scales than is currently possible.

The job offer can be found here.

The AG Salinga is looking for highly motivated and committed students to advance the current research data management setup in our fabrication lab and beyond. We offer a position as a Student assistant (5-10h/week).

The job offer can be found here.

The AG Salinga is looking for highly motivated and committed students, who help to build, run and analyse simulations of microscopic electrical heaters. We offer a position as a Student assistant (5-10h/week).

The job offer can be found here.

The Institute of Geophysics (FB11) at the University of Münster, Germany, is seeking to fill a position for a Doctoral Research Associate (salary level TV-L E13, 65%) within the DFG funded Project "Investigation of the influence of mantle structures on Earth's core observations".