Your personal sphere of influence:
- You will advise researchers, especially postdoctoral researchers, on career options and application strategies, including reviewing their CVs and conducting mock interviews.
- You will manage multiple communication channels .
- You will develop and organize training courses, workshops, and special programmes tailored to specific target groups.
- You will establish and maintain contacts with industry and business partners to develop exchange and cooperation formats.
- You will participate in designing and implementing networking and career events.
- You will develop new formats and services to continuously improve career support for postdocs.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- Participation and execution of research projects in the field of stereoselective synthesis of organic compounds. This includes the development of new organic reactions and methodologies, particularly focusing on multicomponent reactions of sulfinamides and related structures. Research will also involve reactions of donor-acceptor cyclopropanes, including (3+2) and (4+2) cycloadditions, as well as the 1,3-bisfunctionalization of these cyclopropanes. Additionally, the work will include the synthesis of diversely substituted small rings, such as cyclopropanes bearing heteroatom substitution. Furthermore, the development of novel methods for sulfur-based olefination will be explored. The design and synthesis of selective bioactive molecules targeting transporter proteins, and the design and synthesis of bifunctional molecules for bioorthogonal chemistry, including the synthesis of diazirines, will also be pursued.
- Teaching in accordance with collective agreement regulations.
- Supporting the supervision of MSc and PhD students.
- Taking on administrative tasks in research and teaching.
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Your workplace:
Your future position is at the Philosophy of Language and Analytic Philosophy Group, led by Univ.-Prof. Max Kölbel. Currently, members of the group are working on a broad range of questions in philosophy of language, metaethics, epistemology, metaphysics, conceptual engineering and philosophical methodology. The group is embedded in the Philosophy Department, which is one of the largest philosophy departments in the German speaking world and provides an outstanding and international research environment. The group is involved in the FWF-funded PACE project (https://pace.phl.univie.ac.at/) and also in the FWF-funded Cluster of Excellence "Knowledge in Crisis” (https://philosophy.ceu.edu/knowledge-crisis), which is a cooperation between the Central European University and the Universities of Vienna, Graz, and Salzburg, exploring questions about the nature, transmission, ethics and politics of knowledge.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- Development and evaluation of health behavior interventions, including interventions focusing on the physical environment and digital interventions
- Impact of study participation on the experience and behaviour of study probands (research participation effects)
- Social inequality in digital health interventions (Digital Divide)
- Women’s health
- Science communication
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Your personal sphere of play:
- You will be involved in unique ground-based and airborne research projects in which we collaborate with top scientific institutions such as NASA and NOAA
- You will be in the field for large-scale aircraft measurement campaigns (typically several weeks per year) that only a few groups in the world carry out
- Your research will focus on microphysical aerosol properties (in particular on aerosol hygroscopicity), and on the detection of airborne microplastics and carbonaceous aerosol
- You will contribute to the organization and implementation of ground-based and airborne field campaigns
- You will ensure the permanent operation of highly complex aerosol instrumentation
- You will contribute to the setup and operation of upcoming ACTRIS National Facility for aerosol in-situ at the University of Vienna
- You will develop novel methods and analysis tools for in-situ aerosol data using state-of-the-art techniques
- You will analyze and interpret data from the urban background Aerosol Observatory at the University of Vienna, and from past and upcoming ground- and airborne field experiments
- You will continuously stay informed about the state of the art in your field, and develop and strengthen an independent research profile
- You will contribute to outreach by publications, conference presentations and public activities
- You will contribute to the success and self-organization of the group for research, and help with some administrative tasks
- You will contribute to project applications and the acquisition of third-party funding
- You will independently teach courses as defined by the collective agreement, and (co-) supervise students
- You will ensure sustainable know-how transfer in the field of aerosol physics to students, doctoral candidates and PostDocs
- You will train students at all levels on the latest aerosol measurement methods
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Your personal sphere of play:
- You will be involved in unique ground-based and airborne research projects in which we collaborate with top scientific institutions such as NASA and NOAA
- You will be in the field for large-scale aircraft measurement campaigns including SABRE, INSPYRE, and others (typically several weeks per year) that only a few groups in the world carry out
- Your research will focus on airborne in-situ observations of coarse mode aerosols (including biological particles) and clouds
- You will develop novel methods and analysis tools for in-situ aerosol and cloud data using state-of-the-art techniques (e.g., image processing, machine learning)
- A significant fraction of the work will be focused on the maintenance and strategic development of the group's proprietary data evaluation software CAPSlib (Dollner, 2022) for processing and in-depth analysis of coarse mode aerosol and cloud data
- You will contribute to the setup, automation (including extensive software development), and operation of highly complex instrumentation for ground-based and airborne measurements
- You will analyze and interpret data from the urban background Aerosol Observatory at the University of Vienna, and from past and upcoming ground- and airborne field experiments
- You will contribute to outreach by publications, conference presentations and public activities
- You will continuously stay informed about the state of the art in your field, and develop and strengthen an independent research profile
- You will contribute to the success and self-organization of the group for research, and help with some administrative tasks
- You will contribute to project applications and the acquisition of third-party funding
- You will independently teach courses as defined by the collective agreement, and (co-) supervise students
- You will train students at all levels on the latest aerosol measurement methods and on software development for in-situ aerosol data analysis
- You will ensure sustainable know-how transfer in the field of aerosol physics to students, doctoral candidates and PostDocs
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