3 Scientific Coordinator Jobs in Wien, Niederösterreich und im Burgenland
Your personal sphere of play:
- Participation in the development of the research network Data Science @ Uni Vienna, especially for the new Masters programs Business Analytics, Data Science and Digital Humanities
- Participation in data science research
- International publishing and presentation activities
- Participation in the supervision of PhD students
- Project application and external fundraising
- Holding classes due to extent regulations of wage agreement
- Supervision of students; examination activities
- Participation in the administration of Data Science @ Uni Vienna (e.g. organization of workshops)
- Possible research foci include but are not limited to: machine learning, data mining, visual data analysis, mathematical foundations of data science, scalable methods for massive data or applications of data science, e.g. in physics, life sciences, economics, social sciences or the humanities
- Possibility to prepare and finalize a habilitation
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Description of the position:
- Support the head of ELIXIR AT and the associated leadership group with planning and implementation of activities in the Austrian node
- Contribute to initiating and facilitating collaboration within the development of infrastructure between the partner institutions
- Coordinate communication and cooperation within ELIXIR AT and with ELIXIR's Hub and other ELIXIR nodes
- Establish and maintain channels and forums to ensure good interaction with and between the relevant professional environments at the partner institutions, ELIXIR AT and ELIXIR internationally
- Coordinate collaboration between other relevant research infrastructures locally, nationally and internationally
- Participate in writing funding applications and associated reporting
- Contribute to outward-directed operations and communication, including the node's websites and social media.
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Position Overview:
- Acting as a point of contact/Coordinator in managing two large ERC grants in archaeology and archaeological science (the DISPERSE project of Higham and the RIFT-TO-RIM project led by Douka);
- Coordinate traveling and fieldwork arrangements, liaising with field-based teams of researchers in several different countries in Asia and Africa where the research is based;
- Taking responsibility, with others in the teams, for the sampling and recording of important archaeological material for scientific analysis (radiocarbon, proteomics, ancient DNA) from archaeological sites;
- Acting as a source of information and advice to other members of the group on scientific protocols, data management and experimental techniques and be responsible for the training of new members of the group;
- Helping maintain two separate databases for each project;
- You will contribute to the Faculty’s teaching activities;
- Collaborating with colleagues in the Department of Evolutionary Anthropology on a range of applied projects incorporating aspects of archaeological science, proteomics, genetics and dating;
- Writing and preparing scientific reports and journal articles and occasionally present conference papers and posters;
- Representing the group at external meetings/seminars, either with other members of the group or alone.
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