7 Postdoctoral Researcher Jobs in Wien
Your workplace:
- You produce excellent research in philosophy.
- You take part in and help organizing research activities such as reading groups, workshops, visiting talks.
- You publish in peer-reviewed journals and give research presentations.
- You apply for third-party funding for your research.
- You prepare and complete a habilitation (if this is beneficial to your career)
- You contribute to teaching within the BA and MA philosophy programs by independently teaching courses to the extent to which you are required according to the collective bargaining agreement (4 SWS).
- You supervise students in your areas of competence.
- You participate in evaluation measures and in quality assurance.
- You take on administrative and organizational tasks.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- Develop mass spectrometric methods advancing circular bioengineering
- Develop mass spectrometric methods supporting sustainable biotechnology and material design
- Develop unbiased subcellular metabolomics/lipidomics
- Develop single cell lipidomics
- Teach and support educational activities, independently and in collaboration, as outlined by the collective bargaining agreement
- Organize and contribute to scientific events, including meetings, conferences, and symposiums
- Assist with administrative duties related to research, teaching, and departmental operations
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Your Tasks
- PhD in social anthropology with a specialisation in environmental anthropology
- Long-term fieldwork experience with rural communities across Central Kalimantan (at least 24 months)
- Deep understanding of indigenous human-environmental relations
- Ability to converse in Indonesian and local Ngaju language
- Publications in leading anthropological journals
- Experience in interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research
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Your personal sphere of play:
- The NMR facility at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences includes: 700 MHz, two 500 MHz, equipped with cryoprobes and SampleJet, open access 400 MHz & 200 MHz spectrometers.
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Your institutional home:
- Researching, writing and completing a (publication-ready) habilitation thesis, a second book or a research project or a planned project in the field of late Antique and early medieval history.
- Strengthening an independent research profile
- Publishing in highly ranked journals / conference proceedings
- Organizing meetings, conferences, symposia and workshops
- Being responsible for submitting project applications and acquiring third-party funding
- Independent teaching of courses and student supervision in Medieval History as defined by the collective bargaining agreement (two courses per semester)
- Participation in evaluation measures and quality assurance
- Involvement in department administration, as well as in teaching and research administration
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Your personal sphere of play:
- You conduct research and professional development projects in the field of chemistry education using qualitative and quantitative methods
- You reflect on educational research and development from a theoretical, methodological, and classroom-level perspective
- You transform national and international educational research findings and apply them in chemistry teacher education
- You hold courses independently within the scope of the provisions of the collective bargaining agreement.
- You provide supervision and advice for students in Bachelor-level and Master-level programmes
- You provide advice and support for doctoral students
- You publish in international journals and teacher journals
- You apply for projects and acquire third-party funding
- You plan and organise professional development courses
- You collaborate with the AECCs Biology and Physics
- You take on administrative tasks in research, teaching and administration.
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Your personal sphere of play:
- Continuous development of an interdisciplinary research agenda and strategy on the topics of spatial sustainability and digital transformations, in close coordination with the department’s working groups and department leadership.
- Coordination of cross-disciplinary spatial research activities at the institute and beyond.
- Coordination and management of large interdisciplinary research proposals led by the institute (e.g., FWF doc.funds, SFB, Horizon Europe).
- Conducting own research and/or contributing to interdisciplinary research projects at the intersection of spatial sustainability and digital transformations.
- Coordination of science communication activities in the mentioned fields of transformation.
- Improved integration of teaching across the different courses offered and especially the department’s new Master’s programs.
- Teaching as required by the university’s collective bargaining agreement
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