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Technician in Histology Core Facility (70-75%)The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!Join our cutting-edge research core facility supporting high-quality tissue-based studies. We provide vital histology services to drive groundbreaking scientific research.Your positionWe are looking for a skilled Histology Technician to prepare and process tissue samples, perform staining, and support researchers with accurate, reproducible results. You'll maintain equipment, manage samples, and ensure lab safety while contributing to innovative projects.What You'll Do:Fix, embed, section, and stain tissue samples (H&E, IHC, and specialized stains).Operate and maintain infrastructure and lab equipment (e.g. microtomes, automated stainers, and tissue processors).Track and manage samples and data with precision.Develop new protocols and methods.Implement quality control and troubleshoot histology processes.Assist and train researchers on sample prep and techniques.Your profile2-5 years in histology, pathology, or translational research labs.Proficiency in tissue processing and staining techniques.Strong attention to detail and troubleshooting skills.Excellent teamwork and communication skills.Fluent in English and German required; other languages are a plus.Bonus Skills: ?Experience with IHC, ISH, laser capture microdissection, tissue clearing or digital microscopy.We offer youone-year fixed-term contract with the option of extensionWork in a collaborative, innovative environment with opportunities to grow and make an impact on cutting-edge researchPossibilities for continued education and trainingAttractive employment conditionsWorkplace centrally located in BaselA good work-life balance and an equal opportunities environment.

Doktorand/-inStellenantritt ab 01.02.2026 oder später, 100%Im Fachbereich Sport und Psychosoziale Gesundheit des Departements für Sport, Bewegung und Gesundheit (DSBG) der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Basel ist bei Prof. Dr. Markus Gerber ab 01.02.2026 eine auf 4 Jahre befristete Stelle zu besetzen.Ihre AufgabenUmsetzung und Auswertung eines Projekts zum Thema individuell-massgeschneiderte Bewegungsberatung bei Patienten mit Herzerkrankungen»Operative Projektleitung (gemeinsam mit weiterer Doktorandin) und Schnittstellenfunktion zur Partnerklinik im Raum BaselRekrutierung und Information der StudienteilnehmendenDatenerhebung, Datenmanagement und DatenauswertungMitentwicklung des InterventionsprogrammsSchulung und Betreuung von wissenschaftlichen Hilfskräften und Masterstudierenden zur Unterstützung bei der Interventionsdurchführung und der DatenerhebungMonitoring der ProgrammimplementierungVerfassen von wissenschaftlichen Publikationen in international anerkannten Fachzeitschriften als Teil einer kumulativen DissertationTeilnahme an nationalen und internationalen FachtagungAufgaben in der Lehre und Betreuung von Master- und BachelorarbeitenAufgaben in der akademischen SelbstverwaltungIhr ProfilAbgeschlossenes Masterstudium in Sportwissenschaft, Gesundheitswissenschaft oder PsychologieErfahrungen in der empirischen Forschung (insbesondere der quantitativen Forschung, mit gleichzeitigem Interesse an qualitativer Prozessevaluation)Aufgeschlossene Persönlichkeit mit guten Kommunikationsfähigkeiten und Bereitschaft zur Arbeit in einem grösseren TeamGute Kenntnisse statistischer Verfahren, gute englische Sprachkenntnisse und hohe EigenmotivationBereitschaft zur Arbeit in klinischem Setting und zur Interaktion mit Patienten/-innen in einem ambulanten kardialen Reha-SettingWir bieten IhnenEine interessante und anspruchsvolle wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit in einem jungen und motivierten TeamArbeit in einem interdisziplinär ausgerichteten TeamEinblicke in der kardialen Rehabilitation (www.karamba-reha.ch)Erlernen und praktische Anwendung vielseitiger Kompetenzen im Bereich ProjektmanagementErlernen und praktische Anwendung verschiedener Untersuchungsmethoden (z.B. Aktigraphie, Fragebögen, Fitnesstests, neuropsychologische Tests, etc.)Teilnahme an inner- und ausseruniversitären Fortbildungsveranstaltungen sowie nationalen und international FachtagungenWissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit zur Erlangung einer Promotion im Promotionsfach Sportwissenschaft (Dr. phil.)

PhD position in Immunology (Team Adamo / Binder Lab 100%)The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!Dr. Sarah Adamo offers a PhD position on immunological memory within the group of Prof. Mascha Binder. Dr. Adamo's research focuses on the study of human B and T cell memory in the context of infection, vaccination and cancer. Research in the Binder group addresses translational aspects in immuno-oncology, with a strong focus on improving immunotherapy and develop novel targeted antibody-based and cellular treatment approaches for hematological and solid cancers. Your positionThe successful candidate will have the opportunity to work with cutting-edge experimental methods, including CRISPR-Cas9, single-cell RNA and ATAC sequencing, advanced high-parameter flow-cytometry, as well as murine models and human organoid technology to investigate mechanisms of longevity of immunological T and B cell memory.A strong interest in quantitative disciplines, willingness to work with animal (mouse) models, and excellent teamwork and communication skills in English are required. The PhD candidate will be expected to take an active role in shaping the project, supported by Dr. Adamo and close collaboration partners, within an environment that encourages academic freedom and scientific independence.In line with our and Uni Basel values (https://www.unibas.ch/en/Research/Values-Ethics/Diversity-and-Inclusion.html), we are committed to sustain and promote an inclusive culture, ensure equal opportunities and value diversity and respect in our working and learning environment.Your main tasks will be:Establishing models of B and T cell priming in human lymphoid organoids.Performing characterization of organoids and primary samples with flow cytometry and single cell sequencing approaches.Analysing and visualizing high-dimensional data.Engineering of T cell receptors with CRISPR-Cas9.Testing B and T cell priming conditions in organoids and mouse models of infection.Support and preparation of scientific reports and journal articles.Your profileMaster's degree in Biological Sciences, Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Medicine, or related fields.Experience in designing and running experiments in the laboratory.Willingness to work with mice.Excellent communication and writing skills.Any of the following will be a plus: experience in working with mice, training in laboratory animal science (LTK, FELASA or equivalent), experience in flow cytometry and/or scRNAsequencing.We offer youAccess to state-of-the-art research equipment in flow cytometry, DNA and RNA sequencing, cell culture and microscopy.A dynamic and highly interdisciplinary team including wet-lab scientists, computer scientists, and clinicians.Cross-disciplinary collaborations and training opportunities to further develop and grow your scientific interests, including a research stay at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.Access to a research consortium on emerging viruses (CRC1648) at the UKE in HamburgOpportunity to work in close contact with other basic- and clinical-research groups at the Department of Biomedicine in Basel.Support from highly competent, experienced team members and potential to lead projects with a high degree of academic freedom.

PhD position in Physics-Inspired AI for Drug Design100% / Available: February 2026Neural network models have transformed many areas of life sciences, including protein structure prediction and molecular generation. However, due to limited high-quality data, purely data-driven AI models often lack the generalizability required to reliably model protein–ligand interactions, as recently demonstrated by our group (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-63947-5).Our research therefore focuses on advancing next-generation drug design methodologies by integrating physicochemical principles directly into deep neural network approaches. Representative publications from our group include:https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jcim.2c01436https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jcim.1c01438https://icml-compbio.github.io/2023/papers/WCBICML2023_paper159.pdfhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s42004-020-0261-xYour positionA fully funded PhD position is available in the Computational Pharmacy group at the University of Basel. The successful candidate will contribute to ongoing research on the development of novel physics-guided AI algorithms for drug design, integrating physics-based modeling with state-of-the-art deep learning methods. The project will focus on creating a next-generation docking framework that explicitly incorporates protein–ligand dynamics.You will be responsible for:Designing and implementing innovative deep neural network models.Integrating physical principles and molecular modeling knowledge into learning architectures.Collaborating with experimental research groups, enabling real-world validation and application of newly developed algorithms.Your profileMSc in the fields of Physics, Computational Chemistry or Computer Sciences.Excellent knowledge in Statistical Mechanics & Thermodynamics.Research experience preferably with publication.Strong programming skills in Python.Experience in machine learning, in particular neural network concepts.Fluent verbal and written communication skills in English.Highly motivated, interactive team player.We offer youPhD student position.Training into the key methods of an emerging research field.International and collaborative research environment.

PhD student position on Optical Control over Topological Phases of Matter (ERC Starting Grant)Starting April 2026 (or as agreed)The newly-established ?Quantum Opto-Electronics" research group of Prof. Tomasz Smole?ski at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, Switzerland (https://smolenski-lab.com), is looking for a highly-motivated and self-driven PhD candidate. The group utilizes low-temperature magneto-optical and quantum-optical spectroscopy to investigate strongly correlated electronic, excitonic, and spin phenomena in newly-engineered, tunable, low-dimensional quantum materials based on van der Waals (vdW) heterostructures. The advertised position is within the frame of an OptoQuantTOP ERC Starting Grant project, which aims at controlling strongly correlated topological phases of matter with light.Your positionThe successful candidate will become an essential member of our fast-growing research team exploring collective many-body phenomena in magneto-opto-electronic experiments that will be conducted under extreme conditions: at temperatures down to ~10 mK and magnetic fields up to ~10 T. The candidate will exploit light to manipulate correlated topological phases of matter at ultrafast time scales, aiming at establishing new generation of optically-programmable topological circuits. They will have access to state-of-the-art apparatus, including dry low-temperature magneto-optical cryostats, dilution refrigerator units with fiber or free-space optical access, pulsed laser systems, and clean-room device fabrication facilities.Your profileKey requirements:Master's degree (held or near completion) in Physics, Nanoscience, Electrical/Optical Engineering, or related fields,Deep understanding and strong educational track record in condensed matter physics and optics,Familiarity with data analysis procedures and computer tools for automated data acquisition/processing (Python/C++/Labview programming languages),Team player with excellent communication skills and collaborative working style,Strong self-motivation and commitment to research, high degree of independence, and creative approach for solving problems,Excellent presentation skills,Very good level of English (both written and spoken).In addition, demonstrated track record of research papers or conference presentations in any field of condensed matter physics is highly appreciated. Outstanding candidates should also have experience in at least some of the following areas:(magneto-)optical spectroscopy at cryogenic conditions,exfoliation and stacking of two-dimensional materials,design and handling charge-tunable semiconductor structures,exfoliation and stacking of two-dimensional materials and fabrication of vdW heterostructures,clean-room processing (reactive ion etching, optical/electron beam lithography, scanning electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, metal evaporation, wire bonding),performing computer-based simulations and modelling in COMSOL,physics of strongly correlated many-body systems.We offer youPhD position at the Department of Physics at the University of Basel in Switzerland.Challenging research projects at the intersection of condensed matter physics, optics, and material science.Unique chance to participate in setting up a new magneto-optical laboratory as well as an access to state-of-the-art apparatus for ultra-low temperature magneto-optical spectroscopy and clean-room sample fabrication.Opportunity to join a dynamic, newly-established research team with collaborative team spirit and high level of interaction among all members, which creates an ideal setting for future development of your research career.Stimulating academic environment at the University of Basel with internationally recognized research groups in both experimental and theoretical condensed matter physics.Internationally competitive salary and social benefits according to the guidelines of the University of Basel (https://www.unibas.ch/en/Working-at-the-University-of-Basel/Salary-Insurance.html).Opportunity to work in the city center of Basel – an international city located at the intersection of Switzerland, France and Germany.

Leiter*in Studienberatung (80-100%)Die Universität Basel zählt zu den führenden Hochschulen der Schweiz. Mit einer über 550-jährigen Tradition steht sie für exzellente Forschung und Lehre. Für die Leitung unserer Studienberatung suchen wir infolge Pensionierung des Stelleninhabers nach Vereinbarung eine engagierte, fachlich versierte und führungsstarke Persönlichkeit. Die Studienberatung der Universität Basel unterstützt Schüler*innen, Studieninteressierte und Studierende bei Studienwahl, Studium und Laufbahn, bietet psychologische Beratungen an, erstellt Informationsmaterialien, organisiert Informationsanlässe und Schulbesuche und arbeitet eng mit Schulen sowie universitären und kantonalen Partnerinstitutionen zusammen. Sie entwickelt ihre Angebote laufend weiter und integriert zeitgemässe digitale Lösungen.Ihre AufgabenIn dieser zentralen Funktion führen Sie die Studienberatung im Auftrag der Universität und des Kantons Basel-Stadt und entwickeln deren Angebote strategisch weiter. Sie übernehmen die operative und fachliche Führung eines Teams von Berater*innen sowie Bibliotheks- und Informationsmitarbeiter*innen und stellen eine moderne, zugängliche und qualitativ hochwertige Beratungsdienstleistung sicher. Die Studienberatung ist im Vizerektorat Lehre angesiedelt.Schwerpunkte Ihrer Tätigkeit:Beratung von basel-städtischen Schüler*innen, Studieninteressierten und Studierenden zu Studienwahl, Studium und LaufbahnBeratung von Studierenden mit psychologischen AnliegenErstellen und Weiterentwickeln von Informationsmaterialien (Print/Online)überregionale Koordination und Zusammenarbeit mit anderen Studienberatungen und in nationalen GremienOrganisation von Informationsanlässen, Schulbesuchen und GrossveranstaltungenPflege der Kontakte zu den kantonalen Mittelschulen, dem Erziehungsdepartement und weiteren PartnerinstitutionenNetzwerkpflege mit den Servicestellen und Instituten der UniversitätVerantwortung für Budget, Jahresbericht sowie statistische AuswertungenWeiterentwicklung digitaler Angebote und FormateRekrutierung, Förderung und fachliche Begleitung der MitarbeitendenVerhandlungen im Bereich Drittmittel und RessortforschungsprojekteIhr ProfilMasterabschluss in Psychologie, idealerweise mit DoktoratWeiterbildung in Berufs-, Studien- und LaufbahnberatungMehrjährige Berufserfahrung in der Studienberatung sowie im WissenschaftsbetriebErfahrung in der Beratung von Menschen mit psychologischen AnliegenSehr gute Kenntnisse der Schweizer HochschullandschaftAusgewiesene FührungserfahrungHohe Beratungskompetenz, Kommunikationsstärke und Freude an der Zusammenarbeit mit vielfältigen AnspruchsgruppenWir bieten IhnenEine verantwortungsvolle und vielseitige Leitungsfunktion mit Gestaltungsspielraum an einer renommierten UniversitätEin dynamisches und zukunftsorientiertes Arbeitsumfeld mit einem kompetenten und motivierten TeamAttraktive Anstellungsbedingungen und Sozialleistungen im Rahmen der universitären GehaltsordnungUnterstützung bei der beruflichen WeiterentwicklungCampus an zentralem Standort am Rande der Altstadt mit guter Verkehrsanbindung

Postdoctoral Fellow - Computational Biology (100%)The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need.With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!Your positionThe Dixon Lab at University of Basel is seeking a highly motivated research fellow to study neuro-immune interactions in cancer. The role of intra-tumoral neurons is complex and still not fully understood. While some studies suggest they play a critical role in tumor progression and metastasis, others report that they may contribute to anti-tumor immunity. Our lab is dedicated to understanding the innervation landscape of peripheral tumors and its role in immuno-oncology.We are particularly interested in candidates with experience analyzing cellular and molecular networks underlying tissue homeostasis and disease, especially using single-cell and spatial omics approaches. Our research is highly interdisciplinary, interfacing tumor biology, immunology, and neuroscience, with a strong emphasis on rigorous computational analysis.Role and ResponsibilitiesThe successful candidate will play a central role in the design, analysis, and interpretation of computational and single-cell biology projects, ensuring high methodological standards, reproducibility, and robust analytical workflows. Responsibilities include:Leading computational analyses of single-cell, spatial transcriptomics, and multi-omics datasetsDeveloping and maintaining reproducible, well-documented analysis pipelinesApplying and adapting machine learning and AI approaches to biological questionsCollaborating closely with experimental scientists to guide study design and data interpretationContributing to grant writing and shaping the lab's computational strategyMentoring and advising PhD students and postdoctoral researchersPublishing first-author manuscripts and presenting work at international conferencesYour profilePhD in Computational Biology, Bioinformatics, Computer Science, Mathematics, Biomedical Sciences, or a closely related fieldStrong background in computational data analysis with a solid understanding of biological and biomedical conceptsExpertise in machine learning, AI, or statistical modeling applied to biological dataExperience with genomics, transcriptomics, single-cell and/or spatial omics technologiesProficiency in scientific computing frameworksStrong analytical thinking, problem-solving ability, and communication skillsDemonstrated ability to work independently while contributing effectively to collaborative projectsDesirable (but not required): Familiarity with neurobiology, immunology, or cancer biology datasetsWe offer youA stimulating, interdisciplinary research environment focused on neuro-immunology in cancerA dynamic and international team with a strong culture of collaboration and mutual supportClose interaction with neighboring labs in neuroscience, immunology, oncology, and cancer immunologyStrong mentorship, including career development support and guidance toward independent research careersIntellectual freedom to develop computational methods and scientific ideasCompetitive academic environment at the University of Basel

Assistenz auf Promotionsstufe 60%Das Zentrum für Jüdische Studien der Universität Basel sucht frühestens per 1. August 2026 eine Assistentin / einen Assistenten auf Promotionsstufe in Jüdischer Geschichte.Ihre AufgabenMitarbeit in Lehre und ForschungRealisation einer DissertationAkademische Selbstverwaltung und Betreuung der StudierendenLehrverpflichtung: 2 SemesterwochenstundenIhr ProfilVoraussetzung ist eine Promotionsberechtigung in Jüdischen Studien und ein Schwerpunkt in der Jüdischen Geschichte der Moderne. Eine Idee für ein eigenes Promotionsprojekt sollte bei der Bewerbung vorgelegt werden.Wir bieten IhnenDie Stelle ist auf vier Jahre befristet, wobei nach einem Jahr eine Evaluation durch die vorgesetzte Person vorgenommen wird, die über die Verlängerung um weitere drei Jahre entscheidet.Entlöhnung nach dem Personalreglement und den Lohnsätzen der Universität Basel

PhD position in the field of Confidential High Performance Computing for AI in Cancer Care 100%The High Performance Computing (HPC) research group (led by Prof. Florina M. Ciorba) in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Basel (Switzerland) invites applications for a PhD position funded by the SNF Bridge Discovery project ?Family Gene Toolkit: A digital service to support genetic care in Europe" (grant number 237643).The BRIDGE Family Gene Toolkit project unites three applicants: Prof. Maria C. Katapodi (Nursing, University of Basel), Prof. Maria Caiata-Zufferey (Social Sciences and Health Issues, SUPSI), and Prof. Florina M. Ciorba (High Performance Computing, University of Basel), and 14 clinical partners across Switzerland.The project aims to advance the Family Gene Toolkit (FGT) v2.0, a digital platform that offers reliable information and prepares families concerned with Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer (HBOC) and Lynch Syndrome (LS) for clinical consultation and shared decision-making, while helping clinicians organize long-term care and monitoring. FGT v3.0 will integrate technological advancements with AI to enhance personalization for patients and improve clinical efficacy.The PhD candidate will build the secure technical foundation for FGT 3.0: confidential HPC pipelines, scalable training infrastructure, and fine-tuned medical LLMs trained on clinical guidelines, evidence-based datasets, and real-world medical corpora. These models will be rigorously evaluated using established medical and multilingual benchmarks.The ideal candidate has a background in AI, security, and/or high performance computing, with clear motivation to apply security, privacy-preserving, and efficient computational methods to AI for genetic healthcare.Start: April 2026.Duration: 4 years (48 months).Your positionYou will design, develop, and integrate AI-based and privacy-preserving features into FGT v3.0 within a confidential HPC environment, including:Train and fine-tune large medical LLMs (70B-scale) on confidential HPC systems.Prepare medical datasets (Clinical Guidelines, NCCN, PubMed, MIMIC) for secure LLM t- raining.Develop high-performance pipelines for TEE-based model training and inference.Benchmark models using standard medical and multilingual evaluation suites.Build prototype chatbot and retrieval systems for clinical partners.Integrate medical LLMs with multilingual models (Apertus).Contribute to robustness and confidential-AI evaluation workflows.Your tasks also include:Conduct research aligned with project objectivesWrite and submit high-quality papers to leading conferences and journals in HPC and AI, for healthcarePresent results at seminars, workshops, and international conferencesInteract actively, fruitfully, and respectfully within the PI, HPC group, and across partner institutionsContribute to teaching as assistant (one class per semester)Contribute to supervision as assistant (one student or more per semester)Your profileRequirements for the position:Master's degree in Computer Science/Engineering or a closely related field at the start date (March 2026 at the latest)Excellent academic recordProgramming skills in C, C++, Java, or PythonExperience with parallel programming, Linux, machine-learning frameworks, and privacy-enhancing technologiesFluency in English (spoken and written)Clear communication, problem-solving ability, and collaborative mindsetGenuine curiosity for Computer Science and motivation to conduct rigorous research with impact in Computer Science and HealthcareWe offer youPlease click here to add text100% funding per SNSF guidelines (currently approx. CHF 50'000 gross/year)Research topics with tangible impact in healthcare and computer scienceAccess to powerful supercomputersClose research mentoring, collaborations, and networking opportunitiesExcellent working conditions in a stimulating and supportive environmentGenerous travel funds for international conferences

PhD student – Physics of bacterial infectionsStarting immediately or as per agreementThe Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 33 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates. Become part of our community!The research group of Prof. Knut Drescher at the Biozentrum of the University of Basel seeks to appoint a PhD student in physics of bacterial infections, with a focus on using advanced light microscopy and optics for spatial transcriptomics measurements, to start immediately or as per arrangement.The projectThe research group of Knut Drescher (https://drescherlab.org) focuses on understanding physical processes in the development of bacterial communities (called ?biofilms"), particularly in the context of human infections. Our studies are based on highly controlled laboratory experiments or on clinical samples. Biofilms are antibiotic-tolerant bacterial communities that are the cause of many chronic and acute infections, but biofilms are also a model system for understanding basic aspects of multicellular organization in living systems. The PhD project will utilize custom microscopy and optical techniques to perform spatial transcriptomics measurements, to investigate bacterial biofilms during infections and during biofilm growth. The exact project is flexible and will be developed together with Knut Drescher, depending on the strengths and interests of the PhD student.To get an overview of recent projects, take a look at our publications: https://drescherlab.org/publications.htmlYour profileWe are looking for highly motivated and talented PhD students to join our lab. A Master degree in physics, bioengineering, optics or a similar discipline is required. In addition, expertise in biology would be beneficial.We offer youWe offer a full-funded PhD position in a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and international research group within the Biozentrum. Our group spans expertise in physics, molecular microbiology, as well as bioinformatics and the analysis of big datasets. Moreover, the Biozentrum offers excellent internal support from various core facilities with expert staff, and a structured PhD program. Our group embraces diversity and equal opportunity. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.Basel is an international city with people from 150 nations, located on the border where Switzerland, Germany, and France meet. A large number of institutions for biomedical research, with numerous possibilities for training, networking, and career development are located in Basel. Basel provides a high standard of living and a rich and varied cultural atmosphere.

Research Specialist in Computational Neuroscience and Data Analysis (80-100%)Starting on April 15, 2026 or as per agreementThe Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 32 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates.The Biozentrum is establishing the Dietschy Facility for Tissue Science, a new core unit enabling systematic investigation of individual cells within intact tissues. The facility will integrate state-of-the-art methods for spatial transcriptomics, advanced microscopy, volumetric imaging, neuronal activity mapping, and multimodal data analysis, with an initial focus on neuroscience. To build this interdisciplinary platform, we invite applications for three PhD-level Research Specialists: Microscopy and Spatial Transcriptomics Specialist; Image Analysis Specialist; Computational Neuroscience and Data Analysis Specialist (this position). These positions will work closely together and will support a broad user base across the Biozentrum. Become part of our community!The positionThis position will develop and maintain data-processing pipelines for large-scale neuronal and behavioral datasets, including multi-day high-frequency recordings, fluorescence biosensor imaging, and behavioral pose estimation. The specialist will integrate multimodal datasets and apply advanced statistical and machine-learning methods to uncover relationships between gene expression, neuronal activity, and behavior.Your position? Maintain and enhance pipelines for spike sorting, calcium imaging signal extraction, neuron tracking across recordings, and automated behavioral analysis.? Develop efficient data storage, compression, and transfer systems suitable for large, long-duration experiments.? Build complete, user-friendly data-analysis workflows from preprocessing through visualization, and train researchers in their use.? Integrate multimodal datasets (activity, behavior, spatial transcriptomics, proteomics) into unified analytical frameworks.? Apply dimensionality reduction, clustering, latent-state models, and unsupervised learning to identify high-order structure in neural and molecular data.? Conduct statistical modeling of temporal trajectories and population dynamics across thousands of neurons.? Work closely with microscopy and image-analysis specialists to ensure seamless interoperability across the facility.? Provide consultation for research groups requiring guidance in analysis of high-dimensional datasets.Your profile? PhD in neuroscience, computational neuroscience, or related quantitative discipline (neuroscience background required).? Strong expertise in neuronal data analysis (spike sorting, calcium imaging, long-term tracking).? Experience with behavioral tracking and multimodal dataset integration.? Proficiency in Python, MATLAB, scientific computing, and pipeline development.? Familiarity with machine learning, dimensionality reduction, clustering, and statistical modeling.? Strong communication skills, interest in interdisciplinary work, and ability to train students and postdocs.We offer youThe Biozentrum provides a highly stimulating collaborative research environment with a world-class infrastructure in a brand-new building, as well as state-of-the-art technology platforms for cutting-edge interdisciplinary research. The position is fully funded and salary is according to institutional guidelines. The position is initially for two years, with an option for extension after positive evaluation.Basel is a cosmopolitan city with people from 150 nations. Located on the border where three countries meet – Switzerland, Germany and France – it is Europe's most important life sciences hub. Basel provides a high standard of living and a rich cultural atmosphere.

Research Specialist in Microscopy and Spatial Transcriptomics (80-100%)Starting April 15, 2026 or as per agreementThe Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 32 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates.The Biozentrum is establishing the Dietschy Facility for Tissue Science, a new core unit enabling systematic investigation of individual cells within intact tissues. The facility will integrate state-of-the-art methods for spatial transcriptomics, advanced microscopy, volumetric imaging, neuronal activity mapping, and multimodal data analysis, with an initial focus on neuroscience. To build this interdisciplinary platform, we invite applications for three PhD-level Research Specialists: Microscopy and Spatial Transcriptomics Specialist (this position); Image Analysis Specialist; Computational Neuroscience and Data Analysis Specialist. These positions will work closely together and will support a broad user base across the Biozentrum. Become part of our community!Your positionThis position will establish and operate advanced imaging and spatial transcriptomics pipelines for high-resolution molecular profiling in intact tissues. The specialist will develop and apply methods enabling large-volume processing-such as whole brain spatial transcriptomics-and integrate techniques including expansion microscopy and multiplexed FISH.Your responsibilitiesOperate, maintain, and expand commercial and custom-built systems for spatial transcriptomics and microfluidic tissue processing.Develop protocols for volumetric molecular imaging, including expansion microscopy and multiplexed in situ hybridization workflows.Establish whole-mount and thick-section spatial transcriptomics pipelines, ensuring tissue integrity, reproducible labeling, and high-content imaging compatibility.Build or adapt instrumentation required for large-volume sample processing and imaging.Coordinate with researchers, image analysts and data specialists to generate robust, standardized whole-brain datasets.Train and support researchers in applying facility methods to their own samples.Contribute to development of facility infrastructure for long-term whole-tissue profiling.Your profilePhD in neuroscience, bioengineering, biophysics, molecular biology, or related discipline.Expertise in advanced microscopy (light-sheet, confocal, multiphoton).Experience with spatial transcriptomics, expansion microscopy, or multiplexed FISH.Skills in instrumentation, microfluidics, or custom optical systems.Experience with tissue clearing or large fixed tissue preparations advantageous.Strong communication skills, interest in interdisciplinary work, and ability to train students and postdocs.We offer youThe Biozentrum provides a highly stimulating collaborative research environment with a world-class infrastructure in a brand-new building, as well as state-of-the-art technology platforms for cutting-edge interdisciplinary research. The position is fully funded and salary is according to institutional guidelines. The position is initially for two years, with an option for extension after positive evaluation.Basel is a cosmopolitan city with people from 150 nations. Located on the border where three countries meet – Switzerland, Germany and France – it is Europe's most important life sciences hub. Basel provides a high standard of living and a rich cultural atmosphere.

Research Specialist in Image Analysis (80-100%)Starting on April 15, 2026 or as per agreementThe Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 32 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates.The Biozentrum is establishing the Dietschy Facility for Tissue Science, a new core unit enabling systematic investigation of individual cells within intact tissues. The facility will integrate state-of-the-art methods for spatial transcriptomics, advanced microscopy, volumetric imaging, neuronal activity mapping, and multimodal data analysis, with an initial focus on neuroscience. To build this interdisciplinary platform, we invite applications for three PhD-level Research Specialists: Microscopy and Spatial Transcriptomics Specialist; Image Analysis Specialist (this position); Computational Neuroscience and Data Analysis Specialist. These positions will work closely together and will support a broad user base across the Biozentrum. Become part of our community!Your positionThis position will develop and apply computational pipelines to align, segment, and interpret large multimodal imaging datasets, including functional imaging, histology, and spatial transcriptomics. The specialist will enable accurate registration of single cells across modalities over time and development, referencing public brain atlases where applicable.Your responsibilitiesBuild and maintain multimodal registration pipelines to align calcium imaging, histological, volumetric, and transcriptomic data.Establish single-cell correspondence across datasets, accounting for tissue deformation and using fluorescent landmarks or anatomical features.Perform advanced segmentation of complex tissues, including dense or heterogeneous molecular labeling.Align datasets to common coordinate frameworks (e.g., Allen Brain Atlas) and integrate public reference volumes.Support segmentation and registration of spatial transcriptomics datasets, incorporating immunostaining channels.Process and visualize large 3D volumes generated by facility instruments.Develop tools for multimodal integration (imaging, transcriptomics, proteomics).Train researchers in computational workflows and best practices.Collaborate closely with microscopy and data-analysis specialists in the Biozentrum and broader Basel community.Your profilePhD in computational biology, computer science, biomedical engineering, neuroscience, or related field.Expertise in image registration, segmentation, and large-scale 3D imaging analysis.Proficiency with tools such as Python, MATLAB, ITK/VTK, Napari, Fiji, ANTs, Elastix and emerging AI-assisted methods.Experience with atlas alignment, multimodal registration, and dense tissue segmentation.Familiarity with integrating functional, anatomical, and molecular datasets desirable.Strong communication skills, interest in interdisciplinary work, and ability to train students and postdocs.We offer youThe Biozentrum provides a highly stimulating collaborative research environment with a world-class infrastructure in a brand-new building, as well as state-of-the-art technology platforms for cutting-edge interdisciplinary research. The position is fully funded and salary is according to institutional guidelines. The position is initially for two years, with an option for extension after positive evaluation.Basel is a cosmopolitan city with people from 150 nations. Located on the border where three countries meet – Switzerland, Germany and France – it is Europe's most important life sciences hub. Basel provides a high standard of living and a rich cultural atmosphere.

Research manager for plant growth facilities and microscopyEmployment rate: 60 % (later extendable to max. 80 %) | Starting date: August 2026The research group Plant Ecology and Evolution (https://duw.unibas.ch/en/ecoevo/) at the Department of Environmental Sciences (https://duw.unibas.ch/en/) at the University of Basel in Switzerland is looking for an applicant to fill the position of a research manager for our plant growth facilities and our microscopes. The research group's main topics focus on plant adaptation to climate change, plant responses to environmental stress, distribution limits, small population size, genetic load, and genetic conflicts.Your positionThe successful candidate will be responsible for the technical management of the group's plant growth facilities, indoor and outdoor, and introduce students and group members to plant crossbreeding, plant cultivation, and measurement of mainly image-based phenotypic characteristics in quantitative genetics settings. They will be responsible for the management of group-owned microscopes with camera systems and give introductions to their use. In addition, they are expected to collaborate closely with the group members in project design, data collection and analysis, and finally be part of the group's team-teaching activities.Your profileApplicants should hold an MSc degree in plant sciences, evolutionary biology, environmental science, or related fields. We are looking for a motivated and reliable candidate with a solution-oriented work attitude and who is highly interested in contributing to research. Strong organizational skills, the ability to work in teams, and a commitment to a collegial and inclusive workplace are essential. Good spoken English is required to interact with all members of the research group and knowledge of German is desirable. Candidates should have practical experience in managing plant growth facilities, in cultivating plants, microscopy, experimental design, statistical analysis and have knowledge on high-throughput image analysis, and hold a valid driver's license.We offer youA position at the intersection of technology, plant cultivation and research with varied work and the possibility of becoming permanent. The successful candidate will join a supportive and collaborative working environment in a dynamic research group in the international and interdisciplinary Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel in Switzerland. Internationally competitive salaries and social benefits are provided according to the rules of the University of Basel. Finally, Basel is a mid-sized Swiss city, well connected and offering a broad range of cultural and recreational activities.

PhD fellowship in Conservation Genetics(100%) / March 1, 2026, or negotiableThe group of Plant Ecology and Evolution, Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel, Switzerland (https://duw.unibas.ch/en/ecoevo/), is looking for a PhD student in the field of Conservation Genetics.Your positionNew computational and analytical tools in population genetics allow to estimate both contemporary and past effective population sizes. With these in hands, the project aims to verify how well reported dynamics of decline in rare plant species align with inferred trajectories of effective population size. Conversely, the project will also address whether habitat and species protection have had a beneficial impact, by slowing down or even stopping species' decline when measured in term of effective population size. Should this not be the case, the role of mutation accumulation may be investigated. Practical work involves collecting of plant material, wet lab work, bioinformatics, population genetic analysis, and growing plants to assess mutation accumulation.Your profileWe are looking for highly motivated applicants with a master's degree in evolutionary biology, population genetics, or conservation genetics. In addition to an interest in evolutionary and conservation biology, the candidate should be committed to: doing field work, wet-lab work, learning about bioinformatics, including R and shell programing, and analyzing data using population genetics tools and theories. Apart, the candidate should have good self-organization, be solution-oriented, and have good spoken and written English. Having a driver's license is not a necessity but will help with field work.We offer youThe fellowship is for up to 4 years. You will have the opportunity to enroll in the PhD Program in Plant Sciences (http://www.plantsciences.uzh.ch/en/teaching/phdplantscience.html) of the Zurich-Basel Plant Science Center (PSC). The program provides training in frontier topics of plant sciences and opportunities to acquire technical and transferable skills for careers in- and outside of academia. In addition, the Graduate Center of the University of Basel (https://www.unibas.ch/en/University/Administration-Services/Vice-President-s-Office-for-Education/Academic-Programs/Graduate-Center.html) offers various training formats for PhD students and organizes networking events. Finally, Basel is a mid-sized Swiss city, well connected and offering a broad range of cultural and recreational activities.

Postdoctoral Researcher in Marketing (Two Project Options) - 80% employment gradeStart date: February to April 2026 (or by agreement)The Marketing Group at the University of Basel invites applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher position with Prof. C. Miguel Brendl. This is a new position andcomplements another postdoctoral opening recently advertised in our group. Candidates may apply to both positions.Your positionThis is an 80% employment contract for initially two years; additional compensation may be available and can be discussed with shortlisted candidates. The post-doc's role is project-focused, contributing primarily to one of the following projects:Project A – Synthetic Data for Theory-Driven Behavioral ResearchThis project investigates how large language models (LLMs) produce synthetic responses to psychological experiments and how these compare with human data. Within the scope of a given behavioral domain, we design theoretically guided prompting strategies and study when LLM and human responses converge or diverge. The project requires an interest in how psychological theory can improve synthetic data and in deepening our understanding of when and why LLM-generated responses approximate human behavior. The project involves a collaboration between behavioral and computer scientists. The ideal candidate has some knowledge in both areas, and the specific behavioral domain is open to discussion.Project B – Understanding and Countering MisinformationThis project investigates how emotions shape people's belief in true and false claims. We have previously observed that emotional states can causally influence belief formation and that emotional interventions can reduce belief in false information beyond purely logical arguments. This project will involve designing behavioral experiments, conducting online field studies, and theoretically developing possible mechanisms involved in belief updating. We also examine consequences of these beliefs, such as sharing on social media.Your responsibilitiesConduct high-quality research as a co-author within one of the two projects described aboveDevelop new ideas that advance the project's aimsContribute to grant proposal developmentEngage constructively with colleagues in ways that support the project's progressTeaching responsibilities of no more than 20%, including:grading short-essay assignmentspreparing multiple-choice questions for an introductory course, partly depending on your background in marketing or in behavioral sciencesupervising bachelor's and master's theses on topics you define that are appropriate for students in marketingYour profileWe welcome applications from candidates who will have completed their PhD by the start date. Relevant fields include behavioral marketing, psychology, experimental economics, quantitative marketing, or computer science. For Project A, experience with natural language processing and computational methods is advantageous, as well as knowledge of a behavioral science; for Project B, beyond experience with behavioral experiments, experience with online field methods is useful. For both projects, skills in statistical data analyses are important.You enjoy engaging with ideas in depth and are motivated by understanding concepts rather than simply completing tasks. You are willing to learn a literature carefully, develop explanations, and pursue conceptual issues that matter for theory and study design. You take initiative when encountering a gap in your knowledge and appreciate open, collaborative exchange.We offer youA two-year contract at 80% employment grade with the possibility of a third and fourth year contingent on performance.Opportunities for additional compensation beyond the 80% employment grade.Strong interdisciplinary links to psychology and decision sciences.Mentoring from Prof. Brendl on how to write manuscripts that meet the standards of premier journals in marketing and psychology.A strong placement record of former students and postdocs at leading international business schools (see Professor Brendl's CV online).An environment that values careful thinking, conceptual depth, and open discussion.

Innovation (Program) Manager - Startup Creation & International Growth (80-100%)The Innovation Office leads the University of Basel's efforts in the areas of entrepreneurship and innovation, operating with directly under the guidance of the University President.To fulfil our vision, ?propelling innovators to achieve impact", as Innovation Office, our activities involve: 1) equipping founders with skills, the right mindset & a network to build successful start-up ventures; 2) building collaborations with industry and VCs to support start-ups tackling complex, real-world challenges; 3) build international partnerships that amplify our reach across Europe and beyond.Your positionWe're strengthening our team to deliver on our core mission: helping entrepreneurs turn ideas and discoveries into successful startups. We're looking for someone with both experience and enthusiasm for designing and running high-quality programs and for creating opportunities that enable collaboration and growth.You will be responsible for the implementation and execution of existing Startup & Entrepreneurship Programs, as well as developing new ones. Ensuring timely and excellent delivery, you will build a stronger innovation community locally, and globally. Passionate about supporting startups and innovators, you will take a hands-on approach yourself, i.e. organizing and running workshops, programs and events, handling communications, overseeing your own budget and expanding resources through partnerships / business development. We work in a fast-moving, start-up-like environment where responsibilities often go beyond job titles. We value high standards, professionalism, and a shared commitment to enabling entrepreneurship with real-world impact.You will have the task to design and run new acceleration, incubation, mentoring and networking activities, consolidating our existing programs into excellence, with the freedom to expand into novel ones while securing funding or sponsorships to support their growth. While working across all disciplines, many of our programs focus on life sciences and health innovation. You will also play an active role in startup fundraising, building relationships with VCs, helping founders connect with investors, and organizing venture capital-focused showcase events.Your profileFor this particular role, you should thrive on the challenges of a multi-stakeholder setting (i.e. academia, start-ups, industry, international collaboration) and be able to demonstrate prior achievement.University degree in any field with 3–7 years of relevant experience (multiple roles and/or post-PhD), with a strong preference for life sciences or health backgrounds and/or professional experience;Experience in building start-up support programs and executing them with outstanding, provable outcomes is a must;Experience in working with start-ups, in a start-up, or in a start-up like environment;Skilled at engaging diverse groups and energised by organizing events and workshops; you enjoy being around people and thrive in front-facing, interactive settings; Strong writing and presentations skills for public and private stakeholders, with proven ability to prepare high-quality reports for government and funding agencies, delivered on time;Experience & proven track record in business development or securing sponsorship funding from private or non-profit institution is preferred;Excellent communication and self-organizational skills;English is the primary working language; excellent command of French or German (ideally both) is highly desirable;International work experience is a plus;Strong preference for candidates based in, or willing to relocate to, Basel.We offer youAt the Innovation Office, you'll join a dynamic team with a start-up mindset, embedded in one of Europe's top research universities. We uphold the highest standards and reflect Basel's strong reputation in life sciences and health innovation. This role is not traditional, and it's a career stepping stone in innovation and entrepreneurship, offering global exposure and meaningful connections with founders, investors, and leading initiatives across Europe, the US, and Asia. We value autonomy, a hands-on approach, and a shared sense of purpose. Expect fast learning curves, real challenges, and a team that has your back while you build the future of entrepreneurship in Basel.

AV-Koordinator*in (80-100%)Die IT-Services (ITS) der Universität Basel stellen als zentraler Dienstleister Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien für Lehre, Forschung und Administration bereit. Sie unterstützen und beraten die über 19'000 Angehörigen der Universität.Wir suchen per sofort oder nach Vereinbarung eine/n AV-Koordinator*in (80-100%) für die IT-Services. Die Position bildet das strategische und taktische Zentrum der audiovisuellen Bewirtschaftung der Universität – ohne Führungsverantwortung, aber mit hoher Beratungs-, Koordinations- und Gestaltungskompetenz.Ihre AufgabenStrategische Weiterentwicklung der universitären AV-Landschaft: Definition, Pflege und Umsetzung von AV-Standards im Einklang mit der Universitätsstrategie, in enger Zusammenarbeit mit dem Vizerektorat Lehre und weiteren Stakeholdern.Lifecycle- und Ressourcenmanagement: Planung von Ersatz- und Investitionszyklen, Aktualisierungen sowie Budgetierung und zentrale Koordination der Mittel für AV-Ausstattung und Support.Technologie- und Marktbeobachtung: Evaluation neuer Technologien für Lehre und Veranstaltungen, in enger Abstimmung mit den Bildungstechnologien, sowie Durchführung von Ausschreibungen und Abschluss von Rahmenverträgen mit externen AV-Dienstleistern.Gestaltung und Steuerung des Supportprozesses: Weiterentwicklung des AV-Supportprozesses sowie operative Steuerung des 2nd- und 3rd-Level-Supports inklusive Eskalationsmanagement gegenüber externen Partnern.Beratung und Koordination: Ansprechperson und Vermittler*in zwischen IT-Services, Raumdisposition, Bauprojektmanagement, Fakultäten und weiteren universitären Einheiten; fachliche Unterstützung bei Neuanschaffungen und individuellen Bedarfen, sowie bei Neu- und Umbauten.Schulung, Dokumentation und Kommunikation: Organisation von Schulungen, Wissenstransfer und Betrieb eines zentralen Anlaufpunkts (Single Point of Contact) zusammen mit dem ITS Service Desk; Erstellung und Pflege der Dokumentation zu Standards, Prozessen und Best Practices.Ihr ProfilAbgeschlossene Ausbildung oder ausgewiesene Berufserfahrung im AV-Bereich; kombiniert mit einem IT-Hintergrund oder hoher technischer Affinität.Ausgeprägte analytische Fähigkeiten und strukturierte, prozessorientierte Arbeitsweise.Starke kommunikative Kompetenz sowie Freude an der beratenden Vermittlung zwischen unterschiedlichen Anspruchsgruppen.Erfahrung in Koordination und Projektarbeit, idealerweise im Hochschul- oder Bildungsumfeld.Selbstständige, verantwortungsbewusste und serviceorientierte Persönlichkeit mit hoher organisatorischer Kompetenz.Wir bieten IhnenVerantwortung und Gestaltungsspielraum in einem zentralen universitären Service.Vielfältige Möglichkeiten für Weiterbildungen und Weiterentwicklungen.Ein offenes, interessantes und breites Arbeitsumfeld im Stadtzentrum von Basel.Flexible Arbeitszeitmodelle inklusive Homeoffice-Möglichkeit.Zeitgemässe Anstellungsbedingungen, gute Sozialleistungen und vielfältige Fringe Benefits (Familienservices, Verpflegung, Sport u.?a.).Wenn Sie die Weiterentwicklung der universitären AV-Infrastruktur aktiv mitgestalten möchten und gerne an der Schnittstelle zwischen Technik, Hochschule und Nutzenden arbeiten, freuen wir uns auf Ihre Bewerbung.

Postdoc Position Center for Intelligent OpticsThe Center for Intelligent Optics (CIO) develops advanced optical technologies, including imaging, spectroscopy, and laser ablation methods. Our goal is to bridge these cutting-edge laser technologies with clinical practice, developing solutions that enable accurate and real-time diagnosis and therapies.Project backgroundThe principal aim of this SNF BRIDGE-funded interdisciplinary project, entitled "Patient-specific hydrogelbased corneal augmentation for vision restoration" is to restore the vision of patients by using an advanced optical system capable of preparing and processing the cornea.Your positionIn this project, the postdoctoral candidates will be responsible to develop an optical coherence tomography (OCT) integrated with a laser ablation system. OCT is responsible for providing real-time visual feedback of the ablation site and controlling the crater depth.Your profilePhD degree in Physics, optical engineering, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, or closely related fieldsExcellent skills in development of complex optical systemsExperience in optical simulation skills (Preferably in Zemax)Strong programming skills (preferably in Python)Experience in deep learning algorithms is a plusAbility to work in a highly international team and interdisciplinary projectapplicants are expected to have excellent language skills in EnglishWe offer youOpportunity to work on a highly innovative project within a highly interdisciplinary environmentFixed contract (up to 2.5 years, with a potential extension based on additional funding)The salary is very competitive by international standards and will be according to the guidelines of the University of Basel. Five weeks of holidays per year, 42 working hours per week.

PhD Student in Computational Structural Biology of Pathogen TargetsStart date is by mutual arrangement, with the possibility to start immediatelyHow does life emerge from molecules and cells? This is the central question that motivates us. With curiosity and passion, we investigate the entire spectrum ranging from the atom to the organism. The Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 31 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates. Become part of our community!In Prof. Torsten Schwede's group, we use computational methods, with a strong focus on artificial intelligence, for integrative modelling of macromolecular complexes, including protein assemblies, protein-ligand interactions, and conformational changes. Our research also aims to understand and predict protein-protein complementarity, design artificial protein binders, investigate the effects of mutations on protein structure and function, and apply protein representation learning to uncover hidden links in the dark proteome.At the SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, we develop SWISS-MODEL (https://swissmodel.expasy.org), a widely used web-based platform for generating high-accuracy 3D models of protein structures and complexes for application in life sciences.In addition, we develop and maintain PLINDER, a resource designed to drive breakthroughs in deep learning-based protein-ligand complex prediction, as well as the Protein Universe Atlas, an interactive web resource for exploring the vast landscape of publicly available protein sequence and structure data. We also organise community efforts to advance the state of the art in structure prediction through initiatives such as CASP and CAMEO.Your positionWe are looking for a motivated PhD student to apply bioinformatic and molecular modelling methods to study structure–function relationships in pathogen targets. Conducted in collaboration with the NCCR AntiResist initiative, the research will focus on interpreting resistance variants and on structure-based discovery of new antimicrobials. Where appropriate, generated hypotheses will guide experimental validation, with outcomes feeding back into workflow refinement, improving model quality, and supporting the interpretation of underlying biological mechanisms.Your profileMaster degree in chemistry, molecular biology, bioinformatics, biochemistry or a related discipline.Strong interest or experience in deep learning methods for drug discovery, structural biology, biochemistry and modern data analytics techniques.You can strengthen our team in at least one of the following areas: protein bioinformatics, quantum chemistry, data science.Good communication skills in English.Self-motivation, drive and ability to explore new research directions.We offer youThe successful applicant will conduct cutting-edge research using state-of-the-art infrastructure in the Biozentrum, which offers a highly diverse, interdisciplinary, collaborative and stimulating research environment. Salary and benefits are according to University of Basel standards.Basel is a cosmopolitan and multicultural city at the heart of Europe. Bordering three countries, Switzerland, Germany, and France, Basel provides a high standard of living with a thriving cultural atmosphere. The Basel area is Europe's most important Life Science hub with many small and medium-size biotech companies as well as global pharmaceutical players.

Assistenz der Vindonissa-Professur für Provinzialrömische Archäologie 60%Das Departement Altertumswissenschaften umfasst die archäologischen, philologischen und historischen Disziplinen der Philosophisch-Historischen Fakultät, die mit der Erforschung der Antike befasst sind.Für die vom Kanton Aargau finanzierte Vindonissa-Professur am Departement Altertumswissenschaften der Universität Basel ist auf den 1. April 2026 oder nach Vereinbarung eine wissenschaftliche Assistenzstelle (60%) zu besetzen.Ihre AufgabenZu den Aufgaben des Assistenten/der Assistentin gehört insbesondere die wissenschaftliche Qualifikation an der Universität Basel durch die Dissertation, die Beteiligung an der Lehre (2 Semesterwochenstunden, Kombination von Team-Teaching und eigenen Kursen), die akademische Selbstverwaltung und die Mitarbeit bei der Betreuung der Studierenden (Studienberatung auf BA Stufe in Kooperation mit der Assistenz der Ur- und Frühgeschichtlichen Archäologie) sowie an diversen wissenschaftlichen Aufgaben/Projekten der Vindonissa Professur (Öffentlichkeitsarbeit Römertag, Römerfest, Bachelor-Infotag).Ihr ProfilVoraussetzung ist ein mit dem Master (oder gleichwertiger Abschluss) abgeschlossenes Studium im Fach Archäologie der Römischen Provinzen bzw. Ur- und Frühgeschichte oder Archäologie und Naturwissenschaften mit Schwerpunkt Provinzialrömische Archäologie (Master oder gleichwertiger Abschluss). Sie arbeiten an einem eigenen Dissertationsprojekt, vorzugsweise (aber nicht zwingend) im Rahmen der Forschungsschwerpunkte der Vindonissa-Professur. Die Bereitschaft zur engen Zusammenarbeit mit den naturwissenschaftlichen Nachbardisziplinen, den anderen altertumswissenschaftlichen Fächern und mit den Schweizerischen Kantonsarchäologien wird vorausgesetzt.Vorzugsweise bringen Sie Erfahrung bei interdisziplinären Grabungs-, Auswertungs­ und Forschungsprojekten mit sowie die Bereitschaft zur Beteiligung an den Aktivitäten der Vindonissa-Professur (vgl. https://vindonissa.unibas.ch). Teamfähigkeit, gute Kommunikationsfähigkeit, gutes Zeitmanagement, Organisationskompetenz runden Ihr Profil ab.Die Unterrichtssprache ist Deutsch. Sehr gute Deutschkenntnisse und Latein-Kenntnisse werden vorausgesetzt, ebenso passive Italienisch, Französisch und Englisch-Kenntnisse.Wir bieten IhnenEine wissenschaftlich höchst anregende und (familien)freundliche Arbeitsatmosphäre im Fachbereich Ur- und Frühgeschichte und Provinzialrömische Archäologie // Vindonissa Professur sowie im Departement Altertumswissenschaften der Universität Basel. Der Fachbereich ist Ort eines regen (inter)nationalen wissenschaftlichen Austausches. Des Weiteren bietet die Universität ein vielseitiges Angebot an Fort- und Weiterbildungen an. Ihr Arbeitsplatz liegt im Zentrum Basels und ist sehr gut mit den öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln zu erreichen. Die Anstellungsbedingungen folgen den Richtlinien der Universität Basel.Die Stelle für Doktorierende ist auf ein Jahr befristet mit der Möglichkeit der Verlängerung um drei weitere Jahre.

Postdoc-Position: Geschichte der Tschechoslowakei in der ZwischenkriegszeitAm Departement Geschichte der Universität Basel ist ab dem 1. August 2026 oder nach Abmachung die Stelle eines/einer wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeiter:in (Postdoc) in einem Projekt unter der Leitung von Dr. Fabian Baumann zu besetzen. Das Projekt The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, finanziert durch einen Starting Grant des Schweizerischen Nationalfonds, untersucht die juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der territorialen Integrität und der ?demokratisch-republikanischen" Staatsform in der Ersten Tschechoslowakischen Republik (1918–1938). Die Mitarbeiter:innen werden mehrere Fallstudien staatsfeindlicher Bewegungen sowie der Instititutionen des Republikschutzes bearbeiten. Unter den neuen Staaten, die nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg in Ostmitteleuropa entstanden, war die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik sowohl der demokratischste, als auch der prekärste. Zahlreiche innere und äussere Feinde lehnten sowohl die Grenzen des neuen Staats als auch seine demokratische Verfassung ab. Beim Versuch, die Republik gegen extremistische Bewegungen zu schützen, gingen die tschechoslowakischen Regierungen teils höchst repressiv vor, so dass ihnen selbst vorgeworfen wurde, die Demokratie zu untergraben. Somit verkörpert die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik die Dilemmas einer Politik, die seit Karl Loewenstein als wehrhafte Demokratie bezeichnet wird. Das Projekt wird sich mit juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der jungen Demokratie befassen, wobei das Hauptaugenmerk auf politischen Gerichtsprozessen liegt. Indem es untersucht, wie der Staat und seine Bürger:innen die feinen Unterschiede zwischen legitimer Regierungskritik und Illoyalität verhandelten, leistet das Projekt einen Beitrag zur Geschichte der Demokratie und ihrer Blindstellen in einer Zeit, die von extremem Nationalismus, autoritärer Politik und territorialem Revisionismus geprägt war.Ihre AufgabenAls Postdoktorand:in tragen Sie durch eine eigenständige Studie zur Geschichte der Sicherheitsorgane und/oder der polizeilichen Überwachung in der Ersten Tschechoslowakischen Republik zum Gesamtprojekt bei und ergänzen damit die Forschungen der anderen Teammitglieder zur politischen Strafverfolgung. In ihrem Bestreben, den Staat zu verteidigen, stützten sich die tschechoslowakische Regierung und Justiz auf einen gut ausgebauten Sicherheitsapparat, um die Bevölkerung zu überwachen und ihre Loyalität zu überprüfen. Mögliche Postdoc-Projekte könnten sich beispielsweise mit der Institutionengeschichte von Organen wie Polizei, Gendarmerie, Armee oder Grenzschutz befassen, mit alltäglichen Praktiken der Polizeiarbeit und Überwachung, mit kulturellen Wahrnehmungen und Darstellungen des Sicherheitsapparats oder mit internationalen Sicherheitskooperationen.Zum Aufgabenbereich zählen:eigene wissenschaftliche Forschung, entweder Abschluss einer ersten Monographie oder von 2-3 Artikeln mit Peer Review (je nach Karrierestufe);aktive Mitarbeit an den gemeinsamen Forschungszielen des Projekts, Teilnahme an Teamsitzungen und der Lesegruppe im ersten Jahr, enge Zusammenarbeit mit Teamkolleg:innen;Mitarbeit bei administrativen Aufgaben, Konferenzorganisation, Kommunikation.Erwünscht sind zudem:Mithilfe beim Mentoring der zwei Doktorierenden im Projekt;akademische Lehre (1-2 Kurse während der 3 Jahre);Kommunikation von Forschungsresultaten an ein breiteres Publikum (in Blogs, Podcasts, Social Media usw.).Ihr ProfilSie haben ein abgeschlossenes Doktorat (PhD oder Äquivalent) in Geschichte.Sie haben bereits zur modernen Geschichte Ostmitteleuropas gearbeitet.Sie beherrschen fliessend Englisch, die Arbeitssprache unseres Teams, und ordentlich Tschechisch, die Hauptverwaltungssprache der Tschechoslowakei. Weitere relevante Sprachkenntnisse, insbesondere Deutsch, sind sehr willkommen.Sie sollten gewillt sein, an der Teamarbeit teilzunehmen und zu den gemeinsamen Projektzielen beizutragen.Ausserdem sollten Sie flexibel sein, um Forschungsreisen zu unternehmen, und während des Semesters in der Vertragszeit in Basel anwesend sein können.Wir bieten IhnenEine vollständig finanzierte Postdoc-Position (3 Jahre) am Departement Geschichte an der Universität Basel;Ein motiviertes Team, das Ihre Ideen, Ihre Forschung und Ihre Karriere in einer dynamischen, freundlichen und vielseitigen Arbeitsumgebung unterstützen wird;Das Gehalt und die Sozialleistungen werden nach Schweizer Standards und den Regeln der Universität Basel berechnet.Grosszügige Reisefinanzierung für alle Teammitglieder ist in der Projektfinanzierung enthalten.

PhD-Position Geschichte der Tschechoslowakei in der Zwischenkriegszeit (Case-Study böhmische Länder)Am Departement Geschichte der Universität Basel ist ab dem 1. August 2026 oder nach Abmachung die Stelle eines/einer Doktorand:in in einem Projekt unter der Leitung von Dr. Fabian Baumann zu besetzen. Das Projekt The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, finanziert durch einen Starting Grant des Schweizerischen Nationalfonds, untersucht die juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der territorialen Integrität und der ?demokratisch-republikanischen" Staatsform in der Ersten Tschechoslowakischen Republik (1918–1938). Die Mitarbeiter:innen werden mehrere Fallstudien staatsfeindlicher Bewegungen sowie der Instititutionen des Republikschutzes bearbeiten. Unter den neuen Staaten, die nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg in Ostmitteleuropa entstanden, war die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik sowohl der demokratischste, als auch der prekärste. Zahlreiche innere und äussere Feinde lehnten sowohl die Grenzen des neuen Staats als auch seine demokratische Verfassung ab. Beim Versuch, die Republik gegen extremistische Bewegungen zu schützen, gingen die tschechoslowakischen Regierungen teils höchst repressiv vor, so dass ihnen selbst vorgeworfen wurde, die Demokratie zu untergraben. Somit verkörpert die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik die Dilemmas einer Politik, die seit Karl Loewenstein als wehrhafte Demokratie bezeichnet wird. Das Projekt wird sich mit juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der jungen Demokratie befassen, wobei das Hauptaugenmerk auf politischen Gerichtsprozessen liegt. Indem es untersucht, wie der Staat und seine Bürger:innen die feinen Unterschiede zwischen legitimer Regierungskritik und Illoyalität verhandelten, leistet das Projekt einen Beitrag zur Geschichte der Demokratie und ihrer Blindstellen in einer Zeit, die von extremem Nationalismus, autoritärer Politik und territorialem Revisionismus geprägt war.Ihre AufgabenAls Doktorand:in tragen Sie durch eine eigenständige Fallstudie zur Geschichte von Hochverrat, Illoyalität und Republikschutz in den böhmischen Ländern (Böhmen, Mähren und Schlesien) zum Gesamtprojekt bei. Projektideen zur Geschichte der sudetendeutschen Bevölkerung sind von besonderem Interesse. Mögliche Forschungsthemen umfassen beispielsweise Mikrostudien zu bestimmten Prozessen oder politischen Gruppen, Studien zu einzelnen Regionen innerhalb der böhmischen Länder, die Geschichte der Spionage im Grenzgebiet, internationale und diplomatische Dimensionen der (Il-)Loyalität der Sudetendeutschen gegenüber der Tschechoslowakei sowie die Beziehungen zwischen sudetendeutschen Parteien und anderen staatskritischen Bewegungen innerhalb der Tschechoslowakei.Zum Aufgabenbereich zählen:eigene Archivforschung und Abschluss der Dissertation innerhalb der Vertragsdauer;Publikation eines Zeitschriftenartikels oder Buchkapitels (peer reviewed) und Präsentation der Forschungsergebnisse an einer wissenschaftlichen Konferenz;aktive Mitarbeit an den gemeinsamen Forschungszielen des Projekts, Teilnahme an Teamsitzungen und der Lesegruppe im ersten Jahr, enge Zusammenarbeit mit Teamkolleg:innen;Teilnahme an den Aktivitäten der Basel Graduate School of History.Erwünscht sind zudemMitarbeit bei administrativen Aufgaben, Konferenzorganisation, Kommunikation.Kommunikation von Forschungsresultaten an ein breiteres Publikum (in Blogs, Podcasts, Social Media usw.).Ihr ProfilSie haben ein abgeschlossenes MA-Studium (oder Äquivalent) in Geschichte oder einer verwandten Disziplin.Sie beherrschen fliessend Englisch, die Arbeitssprache unseres Teams, und mindestens eine, idealerweise zwei relevante Quellensprachen (Tschechisch, Deutsch, möglicherweise Polnisch). Weitere relevante Sprachkenntnisse sind sehr willkommen.Sie sollten gewillt sein, an der Teamarbeit teilzunehmen und zu den gemeinsamen Projektzielen beizutragen.Ausserdem sollten Sie flexibel sein, um Forschungsreisen zu unternehmen, und während des Semesters in der Vertragszeit in Basel anwesend sein können.Wir bieten IhnenEine vollständig finanzierte PhD-Position (1+3 Jahre) am Departement Geschichte an der Universität Basel;Ein motiviertes Team, das Ihre Ideen, Ihre Forschung und Ihre Karriere in einer dynamischen, freundlichen und vielseitigen Arbeitsumgebung unterstützen wird;Einen gründlichen Einarbeitungsprozess und Unterstützung durch Ihre Peers;Das Gehalt und die Sozialleistungen werden nach Schweizer Standards und den Regeln der Universität Basel berechnet.Grosszügige Reisefinanzierung für alle Teammitglieder ist in der Projektfinanzierung enthalten.

PhD position: History of Interwar Czechoslovakia (case study Bohemian Lands)The Department of History at the University of Basel, Switzerland, invites applications for a invite applications for a fully funded, four-year (1 plus 3) PhD position in a history project led by Dr. Fabian Baumann (principal investigator, PI), to be filled as of 1st August 2026 or by agreement. The project The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, funded by a Starting Grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation, explores the legal and political strategies that the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938) used to defend the state's integrity and ?democratic-republican" system. Team members will research several case studies of anti-state movements and of state institutions charged with the defense of the system. Among the new states established in East Central Europe after World War I, the First Czechoslovak Republic was both the most democratic and the most precarious. Numerous domestic and external enemies contested the state's borders and its democratic constitution. As Czechoslovakia's government institutions tried to safeguard their republic against extremist movements, they occasionally employed highly repressive instruments, giving rise to the accusation that the state itself was undermining democracy. As such, the First Czechoslovak Republic exemplifies the dilemmas inherent in what political scientists, following Karl Loewenstein, have called militant democracy. The project will examine the legal and political strategies used to safeguard the young democracy, with a particular focus on political trials. By examining how the state sought to protect itself while negotiating the fine line between legitimate dissent and disloyalty, the project will contribute the broader history of democracy and its discontents in a time and place characterized by extreme nationalism, authoritarian politics, and territorial revisionism.Your positionAs a doctoral researcher, you will contribute to the overall project through an autonomous case study on the history of treason, disloyalty, and the defense of democracy in the Bohemian lands (Bohemia, Moravia, and Silesia). Project proposals on the history of the Sudeten German population are particularly welcome. Possible areas of research could include micro-studies of particular trials or political groups, studies of particular regions within the Bohemian lands, the history of espionage, the international and diplomatic dimensions of Sudeten German (dis)loyalty to Czechoslovakia, the relations between Sudeten German parties and other state-critical movements within Czechoslovakia.You will be expected toconduct independent archival research and complete your PhD dissertation within the funding period;publish one peer-reviewed article or book chapter and present your findings at an international conference;actively participate in advancing the project's overall research goals, participate in team meetings and the first-year reading class, and collaborate closely with your team mates;participate in the activities of the Basel Graduate School of History.You will be encouraged tocommunicate the results of your research to a broader audience (through blogs, podcasts, social media etc);help with administrative tasks, conference organization, communication tasks.Your profileYou must hold an MA degree (or equivalent) in History or a related discipline.You must be fluent in English, our team's working language, and have good working knowledge of at least one, preferably two relevant source languages (Czech, German, possibly Polish). Additional relevant language proficiency is very welcome.You should be eager to participate in team work culture and contribute to the overall project goals.Finally, you are flexible to travel for the project, and you are able to be present in Basel in term time during the contract period.We offer youA fully funded PhD position (1+3 years) at the History Department at the University of Basel, Switzerland;A motivated team that will support your ideas, research, and career in a stimulating, welcoming and multicultural environment;A thorough introduction process and ongoing support by peers;Salary and social benefits are provided according to Swiss standards and University of Basel rules.Generous travel funding for all team members is included in the project grant.

Postdoctoral position: History of Interwar CzechoslovakiaThe Department of History at the University of Basel, Switzerland, invites applications for a three-year postdoctoral position in a history project led by Dr. Fabian Baumann (principal investigator, PI), to be filled as of 1st August 2026 or by agreement. The project The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, funded by a Starting Grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation, explores the legal and political strategies that the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938) used to defend the state's integrity and ?democratic-republican" system. Team members will research several case studies of anti-state movements and of state institutions charged with the defense of the system. Among the new states established in East Central Europe after World War I, the First Czechoslovak Republic was both the most democratic and the most precarious. Numerous domestic and external enemies contested the state's borders and its democratic constitution. As Czechoslovakia's government institutions tried to safeguard their republic against extremist movements, they occasionally employed highly repressive instruments, giving rise to the accusation that the state itself was undermining democracy. As such, the First Czechoslovak Republic exemplifies the dilemmas inherent in what political scientists, following Karl Loewenstein, have called militant democracy. The project will examine the legal and political strategies used to safeguard the young democracy, with a particular focus on political trials. By examining how the state sought to protect itself while negotiating the fine line between legitimate dissent and disloyalty, the project will contribute the broader history of democracy and its discontents in a time and place characterized by extreme nationalism, authoritarian politics, and territorial revisionism.Your positionAs a postdoctoral researcher, you will contribute to the overall project through an autonomous study on the history of policing and/or surveillance in interwar Czechoslovakia, providing a crucial complement to the examination of political prosecution conducted by other team members. In their efforts to defend the state, the Czechoslovak government and judiciary relied heavily on the security apparatus to monitor the population and verify its loyalty. Possible postdoctoral projects could focus on the institutional history of such organs as the police, gendarmerie, army, or border guard; on everyday practices of policing and surveillance; on cultural perceptions and representations of the security apparatus; or on international security cooperation.You will be expected to:conduct independent research and complete either your first monograph or 2–3 peer-reviewed articles (depending on your career stage);actively participate in advancing the project's overall research goals, participate in team meetings and the - first-year reading class, and collaborate closely with your team mates;help with administrative tasks, conference organization, communication tasks.You will be encouraged to:take on a co-mentoring role for the project's two doctoral students;teach one or two courses at the Department of History;communicate the results of your research to a broader audience (through blogs, podcasts, social media etc).Your profileYou must hold a PhD (or equivalent) in History.You should have previously worked on the modern history of East Central Europe.You must be fluent in English, our team's working language, and have good working knowledge of Czech, the main administrative language of interwar Czechoslovakia. Additional relevant language proficiency, especially in German, is very welcome.You should be eager to participate in team work culture and contribute to the overall project goals.Finally, you are flexible to travel for the project, and you are able to be present in Basel in term time during the contract period.We offer youA fully funded postdoctoral position (3 years) at the History Department at the University of Basel, Switzerland.A motivated team that will support your ideas, research, and career in a stimulating, welcoming and multicultural environment.Salary and social benefits are provided according to Swiss standards and University of Basel rules.Generous travel funding for all team members is included in the project grant.

PhD-Position Geschichte der Tschechoslowakei in der Zwischenkriegszeit (Slowakei / Podkarpatská Rus)Am Departement Geschichte der Universität Basel ist ab dem 1. August 2026 oder nach Abmachung die Stelle eines/einer Doktorand:in in einem Projekt unter der Leitung von Dr. Fabian Baumann zu besetzen. Das Projekt The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, finanziert durch einen Starting Grant des Schweizerischen Nationalfonds, untersucht die juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der territorialen Integrität und der ?demokratisch-republikanischen" Staatsform in der Ersten Tschechoslowakischen Republik (1918–1938). Die Mitarbeiter:innen werden mehrere Fallstudien staatsfeindlicher Bewegungen sowie der Instititutionen des Republikschutzes bearbeiten. Unter den neuen Staaten, die nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg in Ostmitteleuropa entstanden, war die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik sowohl der demokratischste, als auch der prekärste. Zahlreiche innere und äussere Feinde lehnten sowohl die Grenzen des neuen Staats als auch seine demokratische Verfassung ab. Beim Versuch, die Republik gegen extremistische Bewegungen zu schützen, gingen die tschechoslowakischen Regierungen teils höchst repressiv vor, so dass ihnen selbst vorgeworfen wurde, die Demokratie zu untergraben. Somit verkörpert die Erste Tschechoslowakische Republik die Dilemmas einer Politik, die seit Karl Loewenstein als wehrhafte Demokratie bezeichnet wird. Das Projekt wird sich mit juristischen und politischen Strategien zum Schutz der jungen Demokratie befassen, wobei das Hauptaugenmerk auf politischen Gerichtsprozessen liegt. Indem es untersucht, wie der Staat und seine Bürger:innen die feinen Unterschiede zwischen legitimer Regierungskritik und Illoyalität verhandelten, leistet das Projekt einen Beitrag zur Geschichte der Demokratie und ihrer Blindstellen in einer Zeit, die von extremem Nationalismus, autoritärer Politik und territorialem Revisionismus geprägt war.Ihre AufgabenAls Doktorand:in tragen Sie durch eine eigenständige Fallstudie zur Geschichte von Hochverrat, Illoyalität und Republikschutz in der Slowakei und/oder in der Podkarpatská Rus zum Gesamtprojekt bei. Projektideen zur Geschichte der ungarischen und/oder ruthenischen Bevölkerung sind von besonderem Interesse. Mögliche Forschungsthemen unfassen Mikrostudien zu bestimmten Prozessen oder politischen Gruppen, Studien zu einzelnen Regionen innerhalb der Slowakei oder der Podkarpatská Rus, die Geschichte der Spionage im Genzgebiet, internationale und diplomatische Dimensionen der (Il-)Loyalität der Ungar:innen oder Ruthen:innen gegenüber der Tschechoslowakei sowie die Beziehungen zwischen den ungarischen Irredentist:innen und anderen staatsfeindlichen Bewegungen innerhalb der Tschechoslowakei.Zum Aufgabenbereich zählen:eigene Archivforschung und Abschluss der Dissertation innerhalb der Vertragsdauer;Publikation eines Zeitschriftenartikels oder Buchkapitels (peer reviewed) und Präsentation der Forschungsergebnisse an einer wissenschaftlichen Konferenz;aktive Mitarbeit an den gemeinsamen Forschungszielen des Projekts, Teilnahme an Teamsitzungen und der Lesegruppe im ersten Jahr, enge Zusammenarbeit mit Teamkolleg:innen;Teilnahme an den Aktivitäten der Basel Graduate School of History.Erwünscht sind zudem:Mitarbeit bei administrativen Aufgaben, Konferenzorganisation, Kommunikation.Kommunikation von Forschungsresultaten an ein breiteres Publikum (in Blogs, Podcasts, Social Media usw.).Ihr ProfilSie haben ein abgeschlossenes MA-Studium (oder Äquivalent) in Geschichte oder einer verwandten Disziplin.Sie beherrschen fliessend Englisch, die Arbeitssprache unseres Teams, und mindestens eine, idealerweise zwei relevante Quellensprachen (Tschechisch, Slowakisch, Ungarisch, Ukrainisch/Karpatenruthenisch). Weitere relevante Sprachkenntnisse sind sehr willkommen.Sie sollten gewillt sein, an der Teamarbeit teilzunehmen und zu den gemeinsamen Projektzielen beizutragen.Ausserdem sollten Sie flexibel sein, um Forschungsreisen zu unternehmen, und während des Semesters in der Vertragszeit in Basel anwesend sein können.Wir bieten IhnenEine vollständig finanzierte PhD-Position (1+3 Jahre) am Departement Geschichte an der Universität Basel;Ein motiviertes Team, das Ihre Ideen, Ihre Forschung und Ihre Karriere in einer dynamischen, freundlichen und vielseitigen Arbeitsumgebung unterstützen wird;Einen gründlichen Einarbeitungsprozess und Unterstützung durch Ihre Peers;Das Gehalt und die Sozialleistungen werden nach Schweizer Standards und den Regeln der Universität Basel berechnet;Grosszügige Reisefinanzierung für alle Teammitglieder ist in der Projektfinanzierung enthalten.

PhD position: History of Interwar Czechoslovakia (case study Slovakia / Subcarpathian Ruthenia)The Department of History at the University of Basel, Switzerland, invites applications for a invite applications for a fully funded, four-year (1 plus 3) PhD position in a history project led by Dr. Fabian Baumann (principal investigator, PI), to be filled as of 1st August 2026 or by agreement. The project The Threatened Republic: Treason, Disloyalty, and the Defense of Democracy in Interwar Czechoslovakia, funded by a Starting Grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation, explores the legal and political strategies that the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938) used to defend the state's integrity and ?democratic-republican" system. Team members will research several case studies of anti-state movements and of state institutions charged with the defense of the system. Among the new states established in East Central Europe after World War I, the First Czechoslovak Republic was both the most democratic and the most precarious. Numerous domestic and external enemies contested the state's borders and its democratic constitution. As Czechoslovakia's government institutions tried to safeguard their republic against extremist movements, they occasionally employed highly repressive instruments, giving rise to the accusation that the state itself was undermining democracy. As such, the First Czechoslovak Republic exemplifies the dilemmas inherent in what political scientists, following Karl Loewenstein, have called militant democracy. The project will examine the legal and political strategies used to safeguard the young democracy, with a particular focus on political trials. By examining how the state sought to protect itself while negotiating the fine line between legitimate dissent and disloyalty, the project will contribute the broader history of democracy and its discontents in a time and place characterized by extreme nationalism, authoritarian politics, and territorial revisionism.Your positionAs a doctoral researcher, you will contribute to the overall project through an autonomous case study on the history of treason, disloyalty, and the defense of democracy in Slovakia and/or Subcarpathian Ruthenia. Project proposals on the history of the Magyar and/or Ruthenian population are particularly welcome. Possible areas of research could include micro-studies of particular trials or political groups, studies of particular regions within Slovakia or Subcarpathian Ruthenia, the history of espionage, the international and diplomatic dimensions of Magyar or Ruthenian (dis)loyalty to Czechoslovakia, the relations between Magyar and other state-critical movements within Czechoslovakia.You will be expected to:conduct independent archival research and complete your PhD dissertation within the funding period;publish one peer-reviewed article or book chapter and present your findings at an international conference;actively participate in advancing the project's overall research goals, participate in team meetings and the first-year reading class, and collaborate closely with your team mates;participate in the activities of the Basel Graduate School of History.You will be encouraged to:communicate the results of your research to a broader audience (through blogs, podcasts, social media etc);help with administrative tasks, conference organization, communication tasks.Your profileYou must hold an MA degree (or equivalent) in History or a related discipline.You must be fluent in English, our team's working language, and have good working knowledge of at least one, preferably two relevant source languages (Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Ukrainian/Rusyn). Additional relevant language proficiency is very welcome.You should be eager to participate in team work culture and contribute to the overall project goalsFinally, you are flexible to travel for the project, and you are able to be present in Basel in term time during the contract period.We offer youA fully funded PhD position (1+3 years) at the History Department at the University of Basel, Switzerland;A motivated team that will support your ideas, research, and career in a stimulating, welcoming and multicultural environment;A thorough introduction process and ongoing support by peers;Salary and social benefits are provided according to Swiss standards and University of Basel rules.Generous travel funding for all team members is included in the project grant.

Post-Doc position in quantitative biology (Zampieri Lab)The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!The Zampieri group offers a post-doctoral research opportunity in the context of systems pharmacology, computational biology and metabolic regulation. The mission of the group is to understand fundamental mechanisms regulating short- and long-term metabolic adaptation to genetic and chemical perturbations to find new and unconventional therapeutic strategies, ranging from antibacterial to anticancer drugs. To this end, we develop new ways to combine state-of-the-art technologies in metabolomics with mathematical modeling.Your positionThe candidate will have the opportunity to exploit some of the cutting-edge experimental and computational methods, comprising constraint-based and kinetic modeling, statistical analysis of large datasets, high-throughput metabolomics, time-lapse microscopy, to investigate how to interfere with fundamental mechanisms in the regulation of cancer metabolism. Available resources at the department include a mouse facility, high-end FACS, IT and microscopy facilities, the Life Sciences Training Facility (for gene expression and proteome profiling) and much more.The candidate is expected to have a strong background and interest in quantitative disciplines, excellent teamwork and communication skills in English. The candidate will have the opportunity to develop the following project with a lot of academic freedom and strong support from senior members in the lab, and at the same time to play an active role in shaping and creating an inspiring research and working environment.In line with our and Uni Basel values (https://www.unibas.ch/en/Research/Values-Ethics), we are committed to sustain and promote an inclusive culture, ensure equal opportunities and value diversity and respect in our working and learning environment.The key aim of this project is to systematically map the metabolic profile of a large biobank of lung tumor specimens and link specific metabolic signatures to tumor characteristics, prognosis, and treatment response using high throughput metabolomics integrated with clinical data. The project seeks to identify drugs that can target and potentially reverse disease-associated metabolic alterations. We are looking for a highly motivated Post-Doc researcher to study lung tumor metabolism (60% wet lab and 40% computational).Your main tasks will be:Adapting existing and developing improved experimental protocols for the high-throughput metabolomics analysis of complex clinical samples.Coordinate and perform large-scale metabolomics profiling in lung tumor specimens.Apply and develop model-based and statistical approaches to analyze and interpret large compendia of metabolome profiling.Integrate diverse large-scale omics profiles to derive experimentally testable hypotheses on patient-specific metabolic vulnerabilities and drug sensitivity.Design and implement experimental validation of metabolome-based predictions.Support and preparation of scientific reports and journal articles.Your profileEssential:PhD in (Bio)Physics, (Bio)engineering, Biological Sciences, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Systems Biology, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics/Computational Biology, or related fields.Hands-on experience with mass spectrometry.Experience with statistical analysis of large-scale datasets, especially metabolomics and transcriptomics.Experience with programming language (e.g. Matlab, R or Python) and statistics.Motivation to work in an international research environment.Highly desirable:Experience in cell cultureHands-on experience with key biochemical and molecular biological methods.Experience with and/or motivation to learn systems biology approaches, high-throughput methodologies.Excellent communication skills.Interest in mathematical modeling of metabolic and regulatory/signaling network.We offer youYou will have access to state-of-the-art research equipment in metabolomics, cell biology, time-lapse microscopy.You will work in a dynamic and highly interdisciplinary team including computer scientists, experimentalists and clinicians.You will be involved in cross-disciplinary collaborations and have training opportunities to further develop and grow your scientific interests.Access to a large consortium of experts in different disciplines, such chemistry, engineering, clinics, computational biology and Micro-, Cell-, Immunobiology.Opportunity to work in close contact with other basic- and clinical-research groups at the Department of Biomedicine and the Biozentrum in Basel.Support from highly competent, experienced team members and potential to lead projects with a high degree of academic freedom.Key ReferencesLaurentz Schuhknecht, Karin Ortmayr, Jürgen Jänes, Martina Bläsi, Eleni Panoussis, Sebastian Bors, Terézia Dor?áková, Tobias Fuhrer, Pedro Beltrao, Mattia Zampieri. A human metabolic map of pharmacological perturbations reveals drug modes of action. Nature Biotechnology (2025)Ortmayr, K., de la Cruz Moreno, R. & Zampieri, M. Expanding the search for small-molecule antibacterials by multidimensional profiling. Nat Chem Biol 18, 584–595 (2022)Anglada-Girotto, M., Handschin, G., Ortmayr, K. et al. Combining CRISPRi and metabolomics for functional annotation of compound libraries. Nat Chem Biol 18, 482–491 (2022).

Internship Opportunity (100%) Zampieri LabThe Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future! Your positionHigh-throughput drug screening has traditionally relied on 2D cell culture systems, which often fail to capture the structural and metabolic complexity of in vivo patient tumors. This project aims to overcome that limitation by extending our high-throughput metabolic fingerprinting platform into 3D cancer models such as spheroids and organoids. By combining untargeted metabolomics, high-content imaging, and computational modelling, we will systematically compare how 320 small molecules reshape metabolism in both 2D and 3D environments. The resulting dataset will reveal which drug-induced metabolic programs are shared between dimensional contexts and which emerge uniquely in physiologically relevant 3D systems. Ultimately, this work will generate a high-impact resource that improves mechanistic drug profiling and informs model selection across cancer research and drug discovery.In line with our and Uni Basel values (https://www.unibas.ch/en/Research/Values-Ethics/Diversity.html), we are committed to sustain and promote an inclusive culture, ensure equal opportunities and value diversity and respect in our working and learning environment.We are seeking a highly motivated 100% Research Intern to support the development, benchmarking, and large-scale profiling of 3D cancer models within our multidisciplinary team. The ideal candidate is enthusiastic about experimental work, data-driven discovery, and collaborative problem-solving.What You Will Develop:Hands-on expertise in culturing, maintaining, and imaging 3D cancer spheroid and organoid systems.Practical experience setting up high-throughput screening workflows and preparing samples for metabolomic analysis.Skills in quantitative image analysis, data processing pipelines, and introductory computational modelling.Competence in experimental design, data interpretation, and communicating scientific results within an interdisciplinary research setting.Your profileMaster's level student in biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, systems biology, computational biology, or a related life science field.Solid hands-on experience with cell culture techniques and 3D cancer models (organoids and/or spheroids) is highly desirable.Basic skills or strong interest in computational analysis (e.g., Python/R, image analysis, or metabolomics data processing) are a plus.Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work both independently and collaboratively. We offer youA dynamic and supportive environment within the Zampieri Lab at the University of Basel, combining experimental biology with cutting-edge computational methods.Direct mentorship and opportunities to contribute to a high-impact research project.Access to state-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure, imaging platforms, and metabolomics technologies.Integration into an international research community with opportunities for learning, skill development, and scientific networking.

PhD position in systems biology (Zampieri Lab)The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!The Zampieri group offers a PhD research opportunity in the context of systems pharmacology, computational biology and metabolic regulation. The mission of the group is to understand fundamental mechanisms regulating short- and long-term metabolic adaptation to genetic and chemical perturbations to find new and unconventional therapeutic strategies, ranging from antibacterial to anti-cancer drugs. To this end, we develop new ways to combine state-of-the-art technologies in metabolomics with mathematical modeling.Your positionThe candidate will have the opportunity to exploit some of the cutting-edge experimental and computational methods, comprising constraint-based and kinetic modeling, statistical analysis of large datasets, high-throughput metabolomics, time-lapse microscopy, to investigate how to pharmacologically interfere with fundamental mechanisms in the regulation of cancer metabolism. Available resources at the department include a mouse facility, high-end FACS, IT and microscopy facilities, the Life Sciences Training Facility (for gene expression and proteome profiling) and much more.The candidate is expected to have a strong background and interest in quantitative disciplines, excellent teamwork and communication skills in English. The candidate will have the opportunity to develop the following project with a lot of academic freedom and strong support from senior members in the lab, and at the same time to play an active role in shaping and creating inspiring research and working environment.In line with our and Uni Basel values (https://www.unibas.ch/en/Research/Values-Ethics/Diversity-and-Inclusion.html), we are committed to sustain and promote an inclusive culture, ensure equal opportunities and value diversity and respect in our working and learning environment.We are looking for a highly motivated doctoral researcher to develop new metabolomics strategy to advance and speed up anti-cancer drug discovery.Your main tasks will be:Developing new strategies to combine high-throughput metabolomics with 3D cell culture modelsPerform large chemical and genetic studies in cancer cell lines derived spheroidsDevelop predictive model of drug response by comparing 2D to 3D cellular systemsTesting and validating the relevance of such models in patient tumour specimensSupport and preparation of scientific reports and journal articles??Your profileMaster's degree in (Bio-)Physics, (Bio-)Engineering, Biological Sciences, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Systems Biology, Molecular Biology, Bioinformatics/Computational Biology, or related fields.Experience in designing and running experiments with 2D and 3D (organoids, spheroids) cell cultures in the laboratory.Experience in basic statistical approaches for the analysis of large datasets.Hands-on experience with key biochemical and molecular biological methods.Motivation to work in an international research environment.Experience with and/or motivation to learn systems biology approaches, high-throughput methodologies, analysis of single cell imaging data.Experience with programming language (e.g. Matlab, R or Python).Excellent communication skills.Any of the following will be a plus: Experience with mass spectrometry.Experience with the analysis of metabolomics data.Interest in mathematical modelling of metabolic and regulatory/signalling network.We offer youYou will have access to state-of-the-art research equipment in metabolomics, cell biology, time-lapse microscopy and single cell analysis.You will work in a dynamic and highly interdisciplinary team including computer scientists, experimentalists and clinicians.You will be involved in cross-disciplinary collaborations and have training opportunities to further develop and grow your scientific interests.Access to a large consortium of experts in different disciplines, such chemistry, engineering, clinics, computational biology and Micro-, Cell- and Immunobiology.Opportunity to work in close contact with other basic- and clinical-research groups at the Department of Biomedicine and the Biozentrum in Basel.Support from highly competent, experienced team members and potential to lead projects with a high degree of academic freedom.

Laboratory Technician 50%Starting 1 February 2026 or upon mutual agreementHow does life emerge from molecules and cells? This is the central question that motivates us. With curiosity and passion, we investigate the entire spectrum ranging from the atom to the organism. The Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the world's leading life sciences institutes. With 32 groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates. Become part of our community!The Hondele Lab at Biozentrum is searching for a highly motivated 50% laboratory technician.Your positionThe successful applicant will join a dynamic research group addressing fundamental questions in cell and molecular biology, focusing on the formation and function of biomolecular condensates. The work will be directly linked to a specific project in the laboratory, with links to nuclear biology and gene expression regulation. Main responsibilities include cell culture of mammalian cells, molecular biology and biochemical experiments.Your profileApplicants should have a degree as ?Laborant/in" or a Bachelor/Master Degree in Biology or related topics. Previous experience in cell culture, molecular biology, and biochemical techniques is desired. Experience with the generation and maintenance of stable mammalian cell lines, fluorescence microscopy (including live-cell imaging), and genome editing approaches (e.g. CRISPR-based tagging) is advantageous but not required. The role requires flexibility, excellent organizational and communication skills, and the ability to multi-task. Enthusiasm and motivation for biological research are critical. The primary language of the laboratory and the Biozentrum is English.We offer youThis position offers an exciting opportunity for a highly motivated individual to contribute to a vibrant international research community and to tackle a challenging question in cellular biology.The position is available from 1 February 2026. The initial contract will be for one year.For more information on research in the Hondele lab see:https://www.biozentrum.unibas.ch/research/research-groups/research-groups-a-z/overview/unit/research-group-maria-hondele

PhD/Predoc Position in Political Science (60 %)60% / 01.03.2026The Department of Social Sciences of the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position in Political Science (with Prof. Stefanie Bailer) for a duration of four years. This position is for an initial period of one year, renewable for another three years after positive evaluation. The starting date of the position is March 1, 2026.Your positionYou will pursue independent research and publications in the field of comparative politics such as representation, legislative studies, corruption, political methodology or related topics. You collaborate on research and pedagogical projects and assist in academic administration to some degree. You will teach two hours per week (during the semester).Your profileMaster Degree in Political Science or related areasSkills in quantitative methods and/or computational methods (e.g. text-as-data methods)Strong command of R and/or StataDidactic competence and enthusiasm for teachingWillingness to collaborate with colleagues, and to contribute to the academic activities and further development of the Political Science groupWillingness to contribute to the university's self-administrationFluency in written and spoken English is required. Knowledge of German is a plus (part of courses are taught in German)We offer youThis position is part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment at the University of Basel.Opportunity to conduct independent research and collaborate in a motivated teamPosition for the maximum duration of four years (one year initially)Salary and social benefits according to the University of Basel guidelinesDedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progress

PhD Position/pre-doc in Political Science (Political Sociology)60% / 01.03.2026The Department of Social Sciences of the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position in Political Science (with Prof. Denise Traber) for a duration of four years. This position is for an initial period of one years, renewable for another three years after positive evaluation. The starting date of the position is March 1, 2026.Your positionDevelop and conduct a PhD project in the fields of Political Sociology, Political Economy, Political Behavior or related areasTeaching (1 course per semester, in German)Contribute to the activities at the Political Science departmentYour profileMaster's degree in political science or related disciplineSkills in quantitative methods and/or computational methodsStrong command of RDidactic competence and enthusiasm for teachingWillingness to collaborate with colleagues, and to contribute to the academic activities and further development of the Political Science groupWillingness to contribute to the university's self-administrationStrong command of German and EnglishWe offer youThis position is part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment at the University of Basel.Opportunity to conduct independent research and collaborate in a motivated teamPosition for the maximum duration of four years (one year initially)Salary and social benefits according to the University of Basel guidelinesDedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progress

Doktorand/-inStellenantritt ab 01.02.2026 oder später, 100%Im Fachbereich Sport und Psychosoziale Gesundheit des Departements für Sport, Bewegung und Gesundheit (DSBG) der Medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Basel ist bei Prof. Dr. Markus Gerber ab 01.02.2026 eine auf 4 Jahre befristete Stelle zu besetzen.Ihre AufgabenUmsetzung und Auswertung eines Projekts zum Thema individuell-massgeschneiderte Bewegungsberatung bei Patienten mit Herzerkrankungen»Operative Projektleitung (gemeinsam mit weiterer Doktorandin) und Schnittstellenfunktion zur Partnerklinik im Raum BaselRekrutierung und Information der StudienteilnehmendenDatenerhebung, Datenmanagement und DatenauswertungMitentwicklung des InterventionsprogrammsSchulung und Betreuung von wissenschaftlichen Hilfskräften und Masterstudierenden zur Unterstützung bei der Interventionsdurchführung und der DatenerhebungMonitoring der ProgrammimplementierungVerfassen von wissenschaftlichen Publikationen in international anerkannten Fachzeitschriften als Teil einer kumulativen DissertationTeilnahme an nationalen und internationalen FachtagungAufgaben in der Lehre und Betreuung von Master- und BachelorarbeitenAufgaben in der akademischen SelbstverwaltungIhr ProfilAbgeschlossenes Masterstudium in Sportwissenschaft, Gesundheitswissenschaft oder PsychologieErfahrungen in der empirischen Forschung (insbesondere der quantitativen Forschung, mit gleichzeitigem Interesse an qualitativer Prozessevaluation)Aufgeschlossene Persönlichkeit mit guten Kommunikationsfähigkeiten und Bereitschaft zur Arbeit in einem grösseren TeamGute Kenntnisse statistischer Verfahren, gute englische Sprachkenntnisse und hohe EigenmotivationBereitschaft zur Arbeit in klinischem Setting und zur Interaktion mit Patienten/-innen in einem ambulanten kardialen Reha-SettingWir bieten IhnenEine interessante und anspruchsvolle wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit in einem jungen und motivierten TeamArbeit in einem interdisziplinär ausgerichteten TeamEinblicke in der kardialen Rehabilitation (www.karamba-reha.ch)Erlernen und praktische Anwendung vielseitiger Kompetenzen im Bereich ProjektmanagementErlernen und praktische Anwendung verschiedener Untersuchungsmethoden (z.B. Aktigraphie, Fragebögen, Fitnesstests, neuropsychologische Tests, etc.)Teilnahme an inner- und ausseruniversitären Fortbildungsveranstaltungen sowie nationalen und international FachtagungenWissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit zur Erlangung einer Promotion im Promotionsfach Sportwissenschaft (Dr. phil.)

Postdoctoral Researcher (80% FTE)Position start date 01.06.2026 or later, 80%In the HEADS Lab, Department of Sport, Exercise and Health, Faculty of Medicine, University of Basel, a fixed-term postdoctoral position (4 years) is available starting on 1st June 2026 or later.The main research focus of our division is the relationship between physical activity and cognitive performance across development. Possible research topics within this position include, among others, ?Embodied Learning", physical activity and sport in Developmental Disorders, and the cognitive effects of physical activity and sports in school settings. Our research group adopts a methodological approach combining behavioral measures with neurophysiological processes, using electro-encephalography (EEG), functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), and eye tracking.Your positionConduct independent research within the division's thematic areasSet up experimental configurations for neurophysiological measurement methodsPublish scientific articles in international peer-reviewed journalsActively participate in national and international conferencesImplement measures for science communicationAcquire third-party funding for research projectsSupervise Bachelor's and Master's theses and train study personnelPlan and conduct teaching units and examinations in Bachelor's and Master's programs (up to a maximum of 3 semester hours per week)Participate in academic self-governanceYour profileCompleted relevant university degree (Master's or equivalent) and a completed PhD in sport science, psychology, or a related fieldExperience in data acquisition using EEG, fNIRS, and/or eye tracking, as well as advanced expertise in subsequent data processing and analysisExperience in the administration of cognitive testsEvidence of thematically relevant scientific publications in international peer-reviewed journalsExperience in conducting empirical studies and knowledge of statistical data analysis (e.g., SPSS, R, Jamovi)Very good knowledge of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) or willingness to obtain further trainingHigh level of self-motivation and a very independent, structured working styleVery good command of English and at least basic knowledge of German (equivalent to A2 level)We offer youA positive working atmosphere within an interdisciplinary teamOpportunities for independent academic development with the goal of habilitationAccess to well-equipped laboratories and advanced measurement techniquesParticipation in internal and external continuing education and training programsDiscounts for catering, sports facilities, and family services