Long Description
- Support and advice for researchers and students with regard to data access and processing
- Managing data access
- Documenting how data is used by researchers and students
- Advising and assisting researchers in the areas of research data management and open science, including support in creating data management plans, organizing data, and preparing data for publication in appropriate repositories
- Designing and developing innovative discipline-specific services in the area of Research Data Management
- Building awareness for sustainable Research Data Management
- Developing workflows, policies and standards for Research Data Management
- Designing and delivering needs-based training on Research Data Management and Open Science
- Conducting needs assessments among the faculty
- Networking in university, national and international initiatives
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UniVie Doctoral School Computer Science DoCS - Doctoral Positions (STEM CALL 2026)
- Participation in research projects/research studies
- Participation in publications/academic articles/presentations
- We expect the successful candidate to sign a doctoral thesis agreement within 12-18 months
- Participation in teaching and independent teaching of courses as defined by the collective agreement
- Supervision of students
- Involvement in the organisation of meetings, conferences, symposiums
- Involvement in the department administration as well as in teaching and research administration
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Tasks:
- Deepen scientific knowledge and independent research work on the specific project
- Presentation of research results at international conferences and other scientific events
- Successful completion of important milestones
- Participation in scientific events and other outreach activities organized by TU Wien and JKU
- Writing a dissertation and publications
- Participation in organizational and administrative tasks of the doctoral college, TU Wien and the respective Faculties
- Teaching obligations, student guidance and involvement in student supervision
- Assistance with thesis supervision
- Participation in scientific events
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Tasks:
- Practical experience in UV/VUV laser spectroscopy, in particular on the nuclear transition in thorium-229
- Experience in the fabrication and characterization of doped single crystals for optics applications
- Experience in working with CW and pulsed (femtosecond) laser systems
- Experience in electron-beam interaction with matter, for diagnostics (microscopy) and/or atomic or nuclear excitation
- Participation in organizational and administrative tasks of the research division and the faculty
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Your working place:
- You implement software products based on existing design documents for ELT instruments.
- You define, install, and maintain the network infrastructure needed to connect software and hardware during instrument Assembly, Integration, and Testing (AIT).
- You collaborate with the astronomers and instrument-builders in the MICADO and METIS consortia teams to test, verify, update, and document software and operational use cases.
- You solve technical IT challenges during integration in the AIT construction hall and later at the telescope site.
- You work closely with local scientists to guarantee that the developed software meets or exceeds ESO’s scientific and performance requirements.
- You hold courses independently within the scope of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement.
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Tasks:
- Active support of the Dean in all strategic planning work related to the establishment of the E167 institute
- Central coordination and interface function in the planning and construction phase between the Faculty, construction institutions, consultants, and the Buildings and Technology Department (GUT) at TU Wien, as well as active user representation with accompanying management of the planning and construction process.
- Management, further development, and monitoring of the start-up phase of the institute's establishment during the virtual or decentralized phase as an organizational unit with independent budget responsibility
- Active participation in the identification of funding instruments for the start-up financing of research activities at institute E167 as well as project management, i.e., support of the department management in economic and administrative matters, steering intervention in the event of expected significant deviations from the project plan.
- Establishment of site management for regular operations from the time the Hainburg campus is becoming operational on-site, with regard to administration and monitoring, with independent budgetary authority
- Personnel planning and recruitment
- Planning, administration, and monitoring of the budget, including project controlling and reporting (personnel and material costs budget)
- Communication interface with regard to the participating research partners, within the TU, within the campus, and at the international level; communication interface with regard to research and teaching coordination
- Independent and autonomous organizational activities (organization of events to establish the research portfolio and Hainburg as a research site).
- Collaboration on strategic reporting within TU and in the context of reporting obligations of the faculty and TU Wien as a whole.
- Collaboration in the local TU Wien EULiST coordination team to ensure the strategic and operational integration of EU Alliance activities on the Hainburg campus.
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