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Weill Cornell Medicine

Research Associate

The Department of Population Health Sciences at Weill Cornell Medicine in New York City is recruiting a doctoral level research associate to work closely with faculty in a team science environment to lead advanced analyses of electronic health records, administrative claims and other large secondary data sources; lead and collaborate on manuscripts and presentations reporting study results; and support data acquisition and management activities. The research associate will work under the supervision of Dr. Rainu Kaushal , Department Chair and Nanette Laitman Distinguished Professor. In addition, there are multiple outstanding faculty, postdoctoral and research staff collaborators in the department and across the institution.

The candidate will conduct population health research and provide technical expertise for preparing research datasets from PCORnet, which includes eight networks funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Network (PCORI). The candidate will be a member of the PCORnet INSIGHT Clinical Research Network, which contains clinical data on 19 million unique patients drawn from electronic health records across 5 New York City health systems and Houston Methodist Hospital. The candidate will also participate in RECOVER, a NIH-funded national initiative to advance scientific knowledge of post-acute sequalae of SARS-CoV-2 that leverages national PCORnet data.

The ideal candidate will be a quantitative researcher with experience analyzing large, electronic health records and health insurance claims-based analytic files. The Department has significant data resources, including nationally representative Medicare, Medicaid and insurance claims data in addition to PCORnet data, and a state-of-the-art computing environment.

Qualifications: • PhD in health services research, data science, health informatics or an MD/MPH • Experience conducting research using EHR, clinical, and claims data. • Strong understanding of healthcare data and data sources. • Strong programming skills in SAS, SQL, Python, R and/or Stata. • Strong written and oral communication skills. • Ability to work effectively as part of a multi-disciplinary team of faculty, staff, and data engineers. • Interest in solving complex healthcare and population-based problems and health services research embedded into healthcare delivery systems. • Strong communication skills to present research findings to funders (NIH, PCORI, etc) as well as national research committee.

Diversity is one of Weill Cornell Medicine’s core values and is essential to achieving excellence in patient care, research, and education. We welcome applications from candidates who share our commitment to fostering a culture of fairness, equity and belonging. Weill Cornell Medicine is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer, providing equal employment opportunities to all qualified applicants without regard to race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, color, age, religion, protected veteran or disability status or genetic information.

Salary established below per annum commensurate with qualifications experience: $100,000-$140,000

Interested applicants should submit a letter of interest highlighting their research interests and career goals, curriculum vitae, and names of 3 professional references to: Awista Hamid at [email protected] .

Population Health Sciences 402 E. 67th St. New York, NY 10065 Phone: (646) 962-8001

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In most subject areas, an assistant doctorate is the traditional way to earn a doctoral degree in Germany. This is also the case at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) where the majority of our doctoral candidates are employed as research associates at the chairs and research groups. With this path to a doctorate, you will be part of the university academic staff and your doctoral supervisor will be your boss as well.

Being a research associate at the TUM, you will be closely involved in the various teaching, research and administrative tasks of your chair/research group while conducting your individual research for your dissertation. In addition, as a teacher and supervisor for student work (e.g. Bachelor thesis), you are responsible for undergraduate and graduate students. That gives you significant on-the-job skills and insight into the daily affairs of a chair/research group that will be especially beneficial towards a further career in academia. On the other hand, please note that employment as research associates may prolong the duration of your doctorate, as you will mainly work for the chair/research group during the day instead of focusing on your own doctoral research. Usually, the general research area for the doctoral research is already defined by the specific position as research associate. However, in most cases you will develop your final dissertation topic together with your thesis supervisor during the course of your employment.

As a research associate, you are employed by TUM and receive a monthly salary. Salaries for research associates are normally based on the pay scale for Civil Service in the States (West), at wage level E13. Depending on the department and the available funds, jobs are generally listed as full-time (100%) or part-time (50-75%) positions. Most open positions as research associates at TUM are announced in the TUM Job-Portal at https://www.tum.de/en/about-tum/working-at-tum/ on a regular basis. Furthermore, jobs openings are often directly advertised on the websites of the specific chairs/research groups. In case of application, please follow the application instructions mentioned in the job advertisement.

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Research Associate (PhD Candidate)

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Offer description.

GESIS – Leibniz-Institute for the Social Sciences is an internationally active research institute, funded by federal and state governments and member of the Leibniz Association.

Starting on November 15, 2023, our Department Survey Design & Methodology (SDM) , Team Survey Operations located in Mannheim , is – within the third party funded project Competence Center Data Quality in the Social Sciences (KODAQS) – looking for a

(Salary group 13 TV-L, working time 75%, limited to 14.11.2026)

With the BMBF-funded project KODAQS, GESIS, together with the University of Mannheim and LMU Munich, will create a data competence center for the social sciences that will provide researchers with the necessary skills for assessing, processing, and analyzing social science data in a variety of ways. The advertised position is based in the Survey Design & Methodology (SDM) department, which has internationally recognized expertise in survey methodology through its own research and many years of experience in consulting and conducting renowned survey projects.

Your tasks will be:

Support in the development of an indicator system to determine the data quality of survey data and of data linked to surveys
Support for the development of courses in the field of quality of social science data with innovative learning offers
Own research on indicators of data quality of survey data and linked data
Support to the management of the Competence Center
Scientific communication of the project results (conferences, blogs, etc.)

Your profile:

Very good master's degree in sociology, psychology or another social science subject
Very good knowledge of empirical social research methods and statistics
Sound knowledge of a statistical program (e.g., R, Python)
Interest in pursing a PhD in the context of the project
Very good knowledge of English and good knowledge of German, both written and spoken

Our Benefits:

Interdisciplinary project team at three locations (Mannheim, Cologne and Munich) with direct cooperation with the University of Mannheim and LMU Munich
Very good scientific networking opportunities
Flexible working hours and the possibility of up to 60% mobile working within Germany
Very good conditions for reconciling work and family life, e.g. subsidies for childcare for children who have not yet attained the age of compulsory schooling
Holistic company health management and discounted participation in the university's sports programme
Generous support for your pension provision as a direct insurance policy
Promotion of your skills through further training measures

For further information concerning the tasks, please contact Dr. Henning Silber via E-Mail . If you have questions about the application process, please contact Malina Hoffmann via E-Mail .

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Please apply via our Online-application portal until September 24, 2023.

Our reference number is: SDM-155.

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Research Assistant/Associate – PhD candidate: Embark on a dynamic research journey at the Institute of Crystallography, RWTH Aachen University, exploring the intricacies of methanation catalysts. This PhD position delves into investigating the structure-activity correlation of Ni catalysts on various metal oxide supports during catalytic cycling using in-situ X-ray scattering. Join a pioneering team contributing to advancements in catalysis for the energy transition.

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Scholarship Description: This PhD position involves synthesizing heterogeneous catalysts, conducting beamtimes at synchrotron radiation facilities, and analyzing XRD and PDF data for structure refinement. Additionally, adapt existing setups for in-situ experiments, publish findings in scientific journals, and present results at conferences. The successful candidate will be employed under a regular contract, with the opportunity to pursue a doctoral degree.

Eligibility:

Master’s degree in chemistry, physics, materials, or geoscience.
Experience in at least two of the following: heterogeneous catalysts, mass spectrometry, X-ray scattering, scientific programming.
High motivation for further training and academic qualification (doctorate).
Proficiency in written and spoken English, and possibly German.

Required Documents:

Letter motivating the application and background for this position.
Diploma and transcripts of records (BSc and MSc).
Submit your application electronically, in German or English, as one PDF file.

How to Apply: Email your application to Marla Stuart at the Institute of Crystallography, RWTH Aachen University, using the contact information provided. Ensure all required documents are included in a single PDF attachment.

Last Date: March 28, 2024 – Applications will be considered until the specified date, with the position to be filled at the earliest possible date. For data protection reasons, it is recommended to send applications via mail.

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Clara Bradbury-Rance Department of English and American Studies, University of Manchester, United Kingdom The Queer Lesbian Spaces of Postfeminist Cinema Spring

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Ani Maitra Hampshire College Towards a Dereification of Desire: The Cosmopolitics of Global Queer Fall

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Meredith Nash Department of Sociology, University of Tasmania, Australia Remembering Mothers: Family Photography and Cultural Memory Spring

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Nermeen Sayed Kassem Department of Communication Studies, University of York, United Kingdom Bridging Social Capital in a Hostile Environment: Social Media Potential for Empowering Egyptian Women Spring

Katherine Sender Department of Film, Television and Media Studies, University of Auckland, New Zealand Lust in Translation: Sex Museums and Transnational Flows of Erotic Discourse Fall

Suzon Fuks Founder & Artistic Director, Waterwheel & Igneous, Inc., Brisbane, Australia Waterwheel & Gender Fall

Salome M. Kahiu Independent Communications Consultant, Nairobi, Kenya Perfectly Transparent: Will the Promise of a “Perfect” World Render Us the Definitive Vessels for Surveillance? Academic Year

Fungai Machirori Founder and Editor, Her Zimbabwe Her Zimbabwe: Exploring the Heterogeneity of the Female Zimbabwean Experience Through a Women's New Media Platform Fall

Disha Mullick Project Coordinator, Nirantar – A Centre for Gender and Education, New Delhi, India Feminist Explorations into New Media in Rural India Spring

Dr. Eve C. Ng University of Massachusetts Amherst (Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies) The Transnational Contexts of LGBT Digital Media Production and Consumption Academic Year

Ninette Rothmueller Alumna Associate The Heartbeat of a Machine and I Spring

Dr. Julie Russo Brown University (Modern Culture and Media) Indiscrete Media: Queer Economics of Convergence Academic Year

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Anwar H. Alkhalldy Free University Berlin, Germany (Political Science) Shi’i Islamism and Gender in Iraq Spring

Jennifer A. Cayer Amherst College (Copeland Fellow) Embodied Ethnographies: Feminist Theatre Encounters Anthropology Academic Year

Abigail A. Dallman University of Massachusetts Amherst (Legal Studies) Courting Property: Women, Marriage and the Meaning of Possession Academic Year

Onni L. Gust University of East London, United Kingdom (History) Between Home and Empire: The Performance and Production of Early Nineteenth-Century Concepts of Civilization Academic Year

Sumiao Li New York Institute of Technology, China (English) Behind Black Gates: Memoirs of Ya Ya Fall

Gretchen E. Lopez Syracuse University (Education) Dialogue Matters: Listening to and Learning from College and High School Students Fall

Hye Gyong Park Korean Women’s Institute, South Korea (Women’s Studies) Commercialization of Intimacy and Feminist Questions of Care Academic Year

Elizabeth M. Sharpe Independent Scholar Conversations Across Time: Women Reflect on Aging, Obligation and Care-giving, 1800-2010 Academic Year

Kim E. Toffoletti Deakin University, Australia (Sociology and Gender Studies) Imagining the Female Sports Fan in a Post-feminist Visual Economy Spring

Stefanie E. Van de Peer University of Stirling, United Kingdom (Languages, Cultures and Religions) Transnational Feminisms in Lebanese and Syrian Women’s Documentaries Fall

Benita Blessing University of Massachusetts, Amherst, German Studies Women and Science in East German Children’s and Youth Films: Feminine Feminists

Japonica Brown-Saracino Boston University, Sociology Pride of Place: The Origins and Implications of Queer Women’s Migration to Four U.S. Towns

Lindsey Churchill Florida State University, History Imagining the Tupamaros: Resistance and Gender in Uruguayan and U.S. Revolutionary Movements, 1960s-1980

Karin Ekström University of Gothenburg, Global Studies An Anthropological Study of Gender and Cultural Change in Contemporary Urban Spain

Megan Elias Queensborough Community College (CUNY), History Taste of the Nation: American Cookbooks and Culture, 1865-2000

Jennifer Hamilton Hampshire College, Legal Studies Frozen Moments: Ethics, Genetics and the Gendering of Biological Materials

Jill Irvine The University of Oklahoma, Women's and Gender Studies Women, War and Political Transformation in the Balkans

Ceyda Kuloğlu-Karsli Middle East Technical University Women’s Experiences in Internal Displacement: A Case of the Current Armed Conflict in Turkey

Hyun Joo Lee Contemporary Scenes: Asian American Performance

Christian McEwen Legal Tender: Women and the Secret Life of Money

Amy Mittelman Dames, Dishes and Degrees: Women and Men in Academic Communities, 1890-2009

Lilach Naishtat Tel Aviv University, Cultural Studies Stories of Reading: Women’s Reading Groups Expanding the Limits of Literary Interpretation

Glenda Nieto-Cuebas Ohio-Wesleyan University, Spanish The Witch’s Performance: Women, Spectacle and Society in Spanish Golden Age Theatre

Minna Nikunen University of Tampere, Social Research Precarious Work at the Academy: Gender and Work/Family Balance

Jaclyn Pryor Hampshire College, Theater & Queer Studies Deep Time: Historical Materialism in Contemporary American Performance Practices

Nada Ali The New School of Social Research The Discourses and Practices of the Sudanese Opposition in Exile (1989-2000): A Gender Perspective

Meredith Cherland University of Regina, Education Harry Potter and the Discourses of Gender: Teaching Critical Thinking

Mary Ellen Cohane Massachusetts College of the Liberal Arts, English & Communications Eleanor Roosevelt, Jane Addams and the World Economic Conference of 1933

Lynda Day Brooklyn College, Africana Studies Gender, Marginality and Power: The Women Chiefs of Sierra Leone, 1885-2005

Giovanna Di Chiro Siena College, Environmental Studies Raíces Latina en Movimiento: Women’s Urban Environmental Activism in Latino New England

Ruth Glynn University of Bristol, Italian Women, Terror and Trauma in Italian Culture

Eleanor Jaffe University at Albany, Social Work Gender, Family and Consumer-Oriented Outcomes in a Supported Housing Program

Jacquelyne Luce Zeppelin University, Cultural Studies Gender and Generation: Technologies of Knowing/Practices of Caring

Caroline Merithew University of Dayton, History Finding Katie DeRorre: An Immigrant Transnational and Her American Century

Quinlan Mitchell Radio, Television and Film Camp TV: Commercial Counterpublics and the Cultural Production of Queer Gender

Mena Mitrano Sapienza University, English Susan Sontag and the Public Woman of Letters

Ijeoma Odoh Federal University of Technology, Owerri, General Studies Media Discourse on Kidnapping in the Niger Delta Region of Nigeria

Elizabeth Presa University of Melbourne, Art Mysticism and Sculpture: Forming the Interior Castle of St. Teresa of Avila

Marla Solomon SIT Graduate Institute, Education Stories of Women’s Leadership

Janet Wirth-Cauchon Drake University, Sociology Feminist Theories of Embodiment and Technology

Jessica Delgado Princeton University, Theology & History Sacred Practice, Intimate Power: Laywomen and the Church in Colonial Mexico

Darcy Donahue University of Miami, Spanish & Portuguese Adventures in Iberia: American Women Travelers in Spain, 1875-1900

Lillian Dunning UC San Diego, English From Liminal to Limelight: Women Writers of Color and the Contemporary British Novel

Babette Faehmel Schenectady County Community College, History Beyond the Bell Jar: College Women, Sexuality and Identity, 1940-1965

Fatemeh Haghighatjoo UMass Boston, Women's Studies State Feminism in Iran

Yafei Hou Beijing Administrative College, Sociology The Desire and Behavior of Childbearing Urban Women in Beijing

Milena Marchesi University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Anthropology Contested Subjects: The Politics of Integration, Reproduction and the Family in Contemporary Italy

Tabitha Mulyampiti Makerere University, Women and Gender Studies Towards the Effective Participation of Women in a Multi-Party Democracy

Mojubaolu Okome Brooklyn College, Political Science Gender, Power and Religion: Women’s Leadership in the Aladura Church in West Africa and the United States

Carlyn Saltman Your Story Matters, Filmmaking Video Playback Counseling: Its Effectiveness for Women of Different Ages and Backgrounds

Carolyn Shread University of Massachusetts, Amherst, French Exploring Catherine Malabou's Concept of Plasticity in Translation Studies

Marilyn Smith Five Colleges Inc Jane Ellen Harrison: A Classical Life and All Things Russian

Tonia St. Germain Eastern Oregon University, Gender Studies Rape as a War Crime: Judges, Prosecutors and Activists Who Made Law

Gulay Toksoz University of Ankara, Political Science Female Labor in a Global Context

Nela Trifkovic University of Melbourne, Music & Performance Studies Nine Lives of a Cat

Henrice Altink The University of York, History The Struggle to Define Jamaican Womanhood: 1865-1938

Susan Bandy Ohio State University, Sports Studies Body Language in American Women’s Literature of the Late 19th Century

Elizabeth Cahn “WSPA While You Work:” The Women’s School of Planning and Architecture, 1975-1981

Manjula Cherkil Indian Institute of Management Bangalore Disadvantaged Women Workers in the Unorganized Sector in Bangalore, India: A Socio-Economic Study

Encarnación Gutiérrez-Rodriguez University of Manchester, Transcultural Studies Care and Domestic Workers’ Rights and Citizenship – On Precariousness, Transnational Migration and Gender

Lynn Hatch US Coast Guard Academy, Economics Another Cost of Women’s Caring: Teaching in the Child-care Industry

Heidi Holder Central Michigan University, English Women's Roles, Urban Spaces: Female Authorship, Characterization and Performance in the Victorian Theatre

Gyoung Sun Jang Clark University, Women's Studies Politics of De/gendering in Transnational Anti-Sex Trafficking Discourses

Sarah Marusek University of Hawaii, Political Science Politics of the Parking Space: Rights, Identity and Property

Sandra McEvoy Consortium on Gender, Security and Human Rights, University of Massachusetts Boston Protestant Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland: Women’s Untold Stories

Marion Rowenkamp University of Munich, History Marie Munk: A Life Between Law and Women's Movement

Nora Strejilevich Writer Women and Healing After Genocide: The Argentine Model

Dubravka Zarkov AIDS, Security & Conflict Research Hub Globalizing Gender? Militarism, ‘New Wars’ and the Global Economy

Hanife Aliefendioğlu Eastern Mediterranean University, Faculty of Communication and Media Studies Gender and Ethnicity in the Discourse of the Northern Cyprus Media

Marie Ashe Suffolk University Law School Toward a Gendered Religious Pluralism

Dorothy Chansky Texas Tech University, Theater History Kitchen Sink Realisms: Drama, Dining and Domestic Labor in Twentieth-Century American Theatre

Neloufer de Mel Yale University, English Militarism, Culture and the Media: Issues of Representation, Gender, Performance and Security

Lisa Fontes UMass Amherst; University Without Walls Young Teen Girls and Older Men: Problems & Solutions in the Multicultural United States

Mary Anna Ham UMass Boston, Ethics & Counseling The Development of Self-Empathy in Multiracial Women

Hikari Hori Columbia University, Visual Culture Gender and the Nation State: War, Women and Representation in Japan, 1931-1945

Elizabeth Hynes QA3 Gallery Theory, Art and Subjectivity

Ksanna Mazhurina Global Student Laboratory, Asian and African Studies The Quest for Selfhood: Contemporary Russian and Chinese Women Writers

Kristine Newhall University of Iowa, Women's Studies Feminist Activism in Sport, 1850-1950

Caroline Nichols Randolph-Macon College, American Studies Celebrity and the National Body: Encounters with the Exotic in Late Nineteenth Century America

Karen Remmler Mount Holyoke College, German Studies (Im)proper Burial and the Grounding of Cultural Memory: A Transcultural Study

Sarah Sexton The Corner House Gender and Genetics – Where Next for Feminism?

Sinith Sittirak Thammasat University, Journalism A Feminist Critique of the Politics of Knowledge in the Thai Women’s Movement

Jacquelyn Smith-Crooks An Intergenerational Approach to Healing: African American Women Healing through Sharing

Kiran Asher UMass Amherst, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Beyond Victims and Guardian Angels: Third World Women, Gender and the Environment

Gurminder Bhambra The University of Warwick, Sociology Dangerous Particularisms: Challenging Social Theory in the Emerging World

Deidre Butler Union College, Sociology Othermothering in Motion: Parenting Styles of African American Stepmothers

Karen M. Cardozo University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Commonwealth College, English Trauma's Palimpsests: Contemporary US American Narrative Cycles

Jacqueline Castledine University of Massachusetts, Amherst; University Without Walls Gendering the Cold War: Race, Class and Women's Peace Politics, 1945-1980

Elizabeth Currans Eastern Michigan University, Women's Studies Imagining Women: Community, Belief and Whiteness in Gendered Public Protest

Coralynn Davis Bucknell University, Gender Studies The Story Went into the Forest, the Thoughts into One's Own Mind: Self, Society and the Sacred in Maithil Women's Narrative Practices

Alicia Grullon SUNY New Paltz, Fine Arts Sacrifices: Women and Racism

Christina Hanhardt University of Maryland, American Studies Safe Space: Sexual Minorities, Uneven Urban Development, and the Politics of Violence

Helen Johnson The University of Queensland, Anthropology Flowers of the Coconut: Women's Stories from New Caledonia

Leyla Keough College of the Holy Cross, Anthropology Driven Women: A Transnational Ethnography of Illegal Migrant Domestic Workers in the Margins of Postsocialist Europe

Patricia Lambert The Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids Human Rights, Women and Tobacco Control

Patricia Meltzer Temple University, Women's Studies The Gender of Political Violence: Women in Radical Left Political Groups in Germany and the US in the 1970s

Maliha Safri Drew University, Economics The Global Household

Mary Strunk Syracuse University, English Secretions and Lies: Hormones, Body Languages, Biopolitics

Hisayo Ushioda Keio University, English Take Her Voice Back: Hannah Adams and Unitarian Controversy

Ara Wilson Duke University, Women's Studies A Transnational Study of Sexual Rights

Nora Amin La Musica Topics in Performance

Danielle Bessett University of Cincinnati, McMicken College of Arts and Sciences, Sociology Defining the “Normal Pregnancy:” Knowledge and Experience in Stratified Reproduction

Sarah Doyle Body Measurement, Physical Education and Posture at New England Colleges, 1861-1940

Stephanie Gilmore Dickinson College, Women's and Gender Studies & History Rethinking the Liberal/Radical Divide: The National Organization for Women in Memphis, Columbus and San Francisco

Anissa Helie John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY, History European Women Teachers in Colonial Algeria: Agents of Emancipation or Wheels of Colonial Power? 1874-1949

Janice Jipson National Louis University, Education & Interdisciplinary Studies Elizabeth Peabody and the Emergence of the American Kindergarten

Lucinda Kidder Roosevelt University, Economics What can the History of Feminist Economic Thought teach us about Social Science Methodology?

Tobe Levin von Gleichen University of Maryland Europe, English A Translation of Nura Abdi’s Memoir, Traenen im Sand (Desert Tears)

Ann Meeropol A Cold Wind: The Defeat of Female Leadership at Mount Holyoke College, 1931-1937

Dorit Naaman Queen's University, Film Studies Angels, Monsters, Heroes: The Visual Representation of Palestinian and Israeli Women Fighters

Josna Rege Independent Scholar, Amherst Massachusetts, English Toward a Rooted Cosmopolitics: Cultural Production by South Asian Women

Janet Sayers University of Kent, Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research Women, Empathy and Psychoanalysis

Jewel Smith University of Cincinnati, Music & History

Kim Surkan Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Gender Studies Female Masculinity Then and Now: Transgendered Students at Women’s Colleges

Anne Thalheimer Gender, Violence and Heteroideology in Modern Lesbian Comix

Carol Bailey Amherst College, English & Black Studies Word Warriors: Female Resistance via Electronic Technology

Isabelle Barker Bryn Mawr College, Political Science Theorizing Citizenship in an Era of Privatization

Odine de Guzman University of Phillipines, English Overseas Filipina Labor Migrants and the Regulation of Sexuality

Simone Davis Long Island University, English A Scurrilous, Vicious and Libelous Book

Amy Dryansky Hampshire College, English The Dark Woods: Motherhood, Poetry and the Struggle to Speak

Kristin Du Mez Calvin College, History Reimagining Morality: Protestant Women and the Reshaping of Sexuality and Theology, 1900-1935

Cheryl Fish Borough of Manhattan Community College CUNY, English Environmental Justice Made Manifest: Ruth L. Ozeki’s My Year of Meats and Ideologies of Race, Gender and Health in Literary Contexts

Anne Hendrixson NCIIA Beyond Hype: Toward Justice for Young People

Amina Jamal Ryerson University, Sociology & Education Appropriations of Islam and Modernity in the Practices of Jamaat-I-Islami Women in Pakistan

Claudia Leeb Roanoke College, Political Philosophy Toward a New Theory of Social Justice: Exposing the Symbolic Violence of Class and Gender Injustice

Marie Lovrod University of Seskatchewan, ICCC (WGst.) & English Literary Survivors: Issues in the Representation of Child Sexual Abuse

Lisa McLoughlin Woman Engineering Student Survival Guide Handbook

Karen Rowe University of California, English Readings from Nineteenth Century American Women Writers

Ariel Salleh University of Sydney, Social Ecology Globalization, Gene Technology and Cultural Resistance

Chanda Shah Parliament of Nepal Former member, Parliament of Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal Rehabilitation of Insurgency Affected Women and Children

Sally Steindorf Principia College, Sociology Television and Local Lives in Rural Rajasthan

Susanne Zwingel Florida International University, Politics & International Relations How do International Women’s Rights become Effective Domestic Norms?

Alia Arasoughly Palestinian and Lebanese Women Filmmakers and War

Lynn Comella University of Nevada Las Vegas, Communications Selling Pleasure: Sex, Gender and the Good Vibrations Model of Sexual Retail

Kalyani Menon Syracuse University, Religious Conflict, Gender and Nationalism Dissonant Subjects: Women in the Hindu Nationalism Movement in India

Ilana Nash Western Michigan University, Gender Studies America’s Kid Sister: Teenage Girls and Popular Culture, 1930-1965

Isis Nusair Denison University, Women's Studies A Comparative Analysis of the Socio-Political Experiences of Three Generations of Palestinian Women Citizens of Israel, 1948-1998

Lori Lobenstine, Jessica Castro, Yasmin Pereira, Daisy Jimenez, Jenny Whitley Girls, Inc Doing Our Own Research: Mother and Daughter Dialogues on Dating Then and Now

Natasha Pravaz Wilfrid Laurier University, Anthropology Performing Hybridity: Mulatas in the Land of Carnival

Elif Shafak Middle East Technical University, Turkey, Political Science Belated Modernity and Its Venerated and Condemned Stereotypes of Women

Maureen Shanahan James Madison University, Art History Fernand Leger’s Fragmented Figures: Hysterical Men and Abject Objects

Nan Wiegersma Fitchburg State College, Economics Women and Consumerism

Sarah Willburn University of North Carolina, English Seeing the Invisible: Spirit Photography and Victorian Vision

Barbara Woshinsky University of Miami, French Enclosures for Femininity: Conventual Spaces and Early Modern French Literature

Christine Benvenuto Freelance Writer Shiksa: The Gentile Woman in the Jewish World

Susan Buchholz Writer/Actor Discovering Emily Warren Roebling and the Role of Women in Engineering in the Late Nineteenth Century

Alev Çinar Bilkent University, Political Science Forging Images of Women, Building a Nation: From Islam to Secularism in Turkey

Meghan Cope The University of Vermont, Geography Flexible Welfare: Local Social Service Organizations and the Regulation of Poor Women’s Lives

Joan DelPlato Bard College at Simon's Rock, Art History Jacob Lawrence’s “Harriet Tubman” Series c. 1939: Representing an African-American Heroine

Katalin Fabian Lafayette College, Political Science Politics across the Public-Private Divide: Successes and Failures in Democratizing East and Central Europe

Alison Hayford University of Regina, Sociology & Geography Pedagogy, Community, Authorit y and Audience: Women’s Studies as Social Practice

Katherine Ann Kruckemeyer George Washington University, Gender Studies More than Just a Pretty Face: Feminism, Race and Popular Culture for Girls, 1955-1999

Robin Maltz Recovery and Resistance: Childhood Sexual Trauma, Therapeutic Feminism and Performance

Patricia McFadden Southern African Regional Institute for Policy Studies The Intersection of the African Women’s Movement, Nationalism and the State in Africa

Terri Meigs Resource Center for Independent Living Single Women Caregivers of Children with Disabilities

Bettina Musiolek Globalisation, Women’s Work and Corporate Social Responsibility Case Study: Garment Industry in Central and South-East Europe

Marianne Notko University of Jyväskylä, Sociology Power and Violence in Family Relations

Benjamin Odhoji Kenyatta University, Comparative Literature Homelessness at Home: African-American and Francophone West African Women’s Autobiographical Writing

Elizabeth Pallitto Faith University, Comparative Literature Laura’s Laurels: Rereadings of Platonism and Petrarchism in the work of Tullia d’Aragona

Jennifer Patico Georgia State University, Anthropology “Cultured” Consumption and Gender in Post-Soviet Transformations

Eva Sartori An Anthology of French Jewish Women Writers in Translation

Mathilde Schmitt Humboldt University of Berlin, Sociology The Condition of Foreign Migrants in Rural Areas: A Gender Perspective

Olena Bakhareva Kharkiv National University, English & Linguistics Discursive Strategies of Performing Femininity in American and Ukrainian Cultures

Janet Chawla MATRIKA, Health Education Building Bridges Between Ethno-medicine and Bio-medicine in India

Lillian Corti University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Comparative Literature, African Studies & Psychoanalytic Theory Interracial Medeas: 20th Century Treatments of an Ancient Myth

Michelle Dupuis Springfield Science Museum Scientists of the Future: The History and Future of Women in Science

Jayme Hannay Sisters of Providence Health System Book Groups Then and Now: Support for Women at Risk

Nadra Hashim Jindal School of International Affairs The Viability of Micro-Finance Projects for Refugee Women

Nafisa Hoodbhoy Voice of America Regulation of Sexuality and Identity in Pakistani Women

Melissa Johnson Illinois State University, Art History Visions of Weimar Culture in the Scrapbook of Hannah Hoch

Kathleen Laughlin Metropolitan State University, History White-Gloved Sisterhood: The Politics of Women’s Clubs, 1945-1970

Margaret (Peggy) Maisel Florida State University, Law Improving Access to Justice for Women in South Africa

Jennifer Rycenga San Jose State University, Comparative Religious Studies A Life of Opposition: Prudence Crandall, Women’s Minds, and Religious Choice in the 19th Century

Loretta Stec San Francisco State University, English Interwar Journalism and Liberal Feminism

Carol Wayne White Bucknell University, Philosophy & Religion Constructions of Nature: Revitalizing the Legacy of Anne Conway

Bonnie Winfield Lafayette College, Education & Development Witnessing Sacred Space: Women’s Stories from a Pilgrimage to Retrace the Middle Passage of Slavery

Yumiko Yamamoto University of Utah, Economics A Gender Perspective on Trade Expansion, Employment and Wages in Japan

Chantal Zabus University of Paris 13, Comparative Literature Between Rites and Rights: Excision in Women’s Postcolonial Experiential Texts

Mary King Austin Town of Mt. Washington Elaine Goodale Eastman: A Biography

Anita Dahlberg Law as Mirror and Creator of Gender: Equal Opportunities in Labour Life

Debra Herman Education for a Woman’s Life: The Vassar Experiment, 1861-1969

Hilary Hinds Lancaster University, English Literature Imaging Feminism: The Cultural Politics of Representing Gender in the British Press (with Jackie Stacey)

Anne Kornblatt Fort River Elementary School, Education How Will Boys Be Boys? Portraits of Aggression in Play

Harriet Lutzky University of Paris, Psychology The Sacred and the Early Relation to the Mother

Amanda Mitchell University of Central Lancashire, German Literature The Myth of the “Female Democrat”: Exploring the Gendered Subject of German Right-Wing Politics

Lisa Lynelle Moore Boston University, Social Work The Impact of Violence on African-American Mother-Daughter Relationships

Jessica Nelson Amherst Shelter for Adolescents Adolescent Girls and Power

Rupal Oza Hunter College, CUNY, Geography Contentious Bodies: Globalization, Sexuality and the Politics of Culture in India

Hilary Sloin Novelist Imaging Feminism: The Cultural Politics of Representing Gender in the British Press (with Hilary Hinds)

Kimberly V. Adams Elizabethtown College, English Anna Jameson, the Grimké Sisters, and Anglo-American Feminist Contacts

Natalie Bennett DePaul University, Sociology & Women's Studies Narratives of Success: Attributes of Race-Ethnicity, Gender and Work among Afro-Caribbean, Immigrant Women

Carole DeSanti Penguin Putnam/Viking A Novel: The Logic of Passion

Sima Fahid UMass Amherst, History The Intersection of Gender, Ethnicity and Sexuality: The Rise of the State and the Question of "Alterity" in Iran

Joyce Follet Smith College, History Reforming the State: Gender and Community in the Midwest, 1835-1921

Magdalena Gómez Teatro Vida You Don't Look It: The Impact of Media Stereotypes on "White Looking" Latinas

Jennifer Heuer UMass Amherst, History Families, Foreigners and Citizens: Contradictions of National Citizenship in France, 1789-1830

Päivi Korvajärvi University of Tampere, Women's Studies Gendering Dynamics in White-Collar Work Organizations

Helen Moffett Rewriting the Rossettis: A Study in Cross-gendered Sibling Rivalry and the Poetics of Dissidence

Felicity Pool Parenting and Intimate Relationships Among American Women

Catherine Parsons Smith University of Nevada, Musicology Feminism and Modernism in American Music, 1880-1950: Sources, Contexts, Alternatives

Meredith A. Wood Re/Sisters in Crime: Politics and Sexuality in Lesbian Detective Fiction

Kathleen Zane Windward Community College, English Engendering Girls in Japanese Popular Culture

Tina Achcar-Naccache The Effects of Confinement on Domestic Workers

Shuma Chakravarty Resource Center for Ecology, Compassion, and Culture Ethics of Identity—Maintaining a Balance Between Individual Accomplishment and Societal Mores

Carol Cohn UMass Boston, Women's Studies American National Security Thinking After the Cold War: Language, Gender and Institutional Culture

Heidi Creamer Feminist Boards of Directors: Strategies for Achieving Multicultural Leadership for Social Change

Margaret Ewing Oklahoma State University, Zoology Sustaining Women in Science: Ann Haven Morgan at Mount Holyoke College

Lakshmi Goparaju Georgetown University, Medicine & Anthropology Gender and Sexuality in India: Implications for AIDS Spread

Laura Hendrickson Gender, Music, and the Decorative in Nineteenth-Century British Avant-Gardism: Woman as Modernist Artist and "Sign"

Adetoun Ilumoka The University of Western Ontario, Women's Studies Critical Perspectives on Law, Human Rights, and Gender in Nigeria/Africa

Constance Johnson Community Services Institute; Sprinfield College, Social Work African-American Females and Gender Dysphoria

Patricia Larson Kalayjian California State University, English Writing/Righting America: The Fiction of Catherine Maria Sedgwick

Yamila Azize-Vargas University of Puerto Rico, Public Health Abortion in Puerto Rico and Chile: Extreme Legalities, Close Realities

Leslie Bender Syracuse University College of Law, Law & Women's Studies Legal Challenges to Social Injustice: How Women Can Use Tort Law to Continue Feminist Struggle

Hyoung Cho Korea Foundation for Women; Ewha Woman's University Women's Power and Sex/Gender Politics in Domestic and Public Spheres (with Special Reference to Korea)

Susan Clarke Quinnipiac University, Education Mid-life Women High School Teachers: Models of Transition for Adolescent Students

Katharina Gerstenberger University of Cincinnati, McMicken College of Arts and Sciences, German; Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies . ..but I wanted to write an honest book... Autobiographies by German-Speaking Women

Judith C. Harper Franklin County Technical School, Family Therapy The Impact of Welfare Reform on Teen Parents in Rural Communities

Louise (Lucy) W. Knight The Civil Self: A Biography of Jane Addams

Sylvia Marcos Center for Psychoethnological Research in Cuernavaca, Anthropology Muted Voices: Contributions of Indigenous Medical Practices to Health in Latin America

Sandra Matthews Hampshire College, Film and Photography Pregnant Pictures: The Work of Women in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Aorewa McLeod The University of Aukland, English Silenced Narratives: Why New Zealand Women Stopped Writing

Linda Lucia Meccouri Holyoke Community College, Distance Education Making It: Resilient Women Overcoming Adversity

Tanagra Melgarejo-Rivera Social Thought & Political Economy Latinas in Their Own Voices: Living with Housing Segregation in the Pioneer Valley

Karen O'Meara Pullen Westside School, Education Gender Equity Network: Creating Advocacy for the Education of Young Women

Deborah L. Owen Old New England in the Age of Literary Reproduction

Laura Elise Schwendinger University of Wisconsin, Music Composition Songs of Heaven and Earth

Susan Elizabeth Sweeney Holy Cross College, English Feminist Revisions of the Gothic Romance

Dana Tracy Hampshire County WIC Barriers to Breast-Feeding among Low Income Women

Janet Aalfs Valley Women's Martial Arts KIAI: A WOMAN SHOUTS —Poetry, Martial Arts, and Self Defense

Liana Borghi Università di Firenze, Literature Liminaliens and Others: Figurations of Subjectivity in Women's Utopian and Science Fictions

Irene Dölling Universität Potsdam, Sociology Socio-Cultural Changes in the Daily Lives of Women in Eastern Germany

Delfina Dolza Women and Scientific Culture in Northern Italy in the Early Nineteenth Century

Nancy Dorsch-Smith The Rise of Segregated Schooling in Southern New England: The Use of Ethnicity, Race, and Gender in the Reproduction of Class in a Connecticut City

Tia Esposíto Boston College High School, Computer Science Women and the Net: An Investigation of the Factors which Contribute to the Use of On-line Information Networks by Women

Sharlene Hesse-Biber Boston College, Sociology Body Dissatisfaction and Dieting Among White and African-American Pre-teens and Adolescents

B. Folasade Iyun University of Lousville, Pan-African Studies Rural Women: Socio-Economic Cultural Factors and Environmental Change in Ondo State, Nigeria

Tamar Mayer Middlebury College, Geography Multinationalism and the Jewish State: Perception, Reality, and Gender

Eva W. Mubia-Njenga Acacia Medical Centre, Medicine Women as Disadvantaged Patients: The Role of Empowerment in Improving the Status of Women's Health in Kenya

Esther D. Mwaikambo Medical Women Association of Tanzania, Medicine The Moral Dilemma of Physicians Caring for Children with HIV/AIDS in Tanzania

Yung Wha Son University of California-Irvine, Music Composition Embraces for Harp and Orchestra: A Musical Composition

Martha H. Verbrugge Bucknell University, History Gym Periods and Monthly Periods: A History of the Debate About Exercise and Menstruation

Elise G. Young Westfield State College, History Crossing Boundaries of Patriarchal Nationalism: Women, Health, and State Building East and West of the Jordan River

Lynda Birke University of Lancaster, Biological science & women’s studies The Naming of the Shrew: Feminism, Animals and Nature

Ruth Weiss Busch University of Waikato, Law The Law and Domestic Violence in New Zealand

Arlene Dallalfar Lesley University, Sociology Gender and Entrepreneurship: Iranian Women in California

Paulla Ebron Stanford University, Anthropology Re-inscribing and Re-envisioning African-American Culture

Rachel Joffe Falmagne Clark University, Psychology Toward a Feminist Theory of Inference

Jyl Lynn Felman UMass Amherst; Commonwealth College, Anthropology & Fiction Private Rituals: A Daughter's Journey Through the Mother's Sorrow

Clare Hemmings The London School of Economics and Political Science, Gender Studies Sameness and Difference: Bisexuality and Contemporary Feminist Theory

Nitza M. Hidalgo Westfield State College, Education All of David's Mothers: The Story of a Puerto Rican Family

Ellie Hisama Columbia University, Music Gender and Modernism: The Music of Marion Bauer (1887-1955) and Ruth Crawford Seeger (1901-1953)

Pamela Glenn Menke Transfiguring Fictions of Hurston, Morrison, and Erdrich

Marla Miller University of Massachusetts, Amherst, History Gender and Artisanry in Rural Massachusetts, 1750-1820

Martha J. Saunders Disobedient Daughters: Development of the Moral Self in Women's Autobiographies

Momoko Watanabe Tokyo Metropolitan University, Literature The Trajectory of Feminism in the Poetry of Adrienne Rich

Barbara L. Whitten Colorado College, Physics Objectivity in Science: The Perspective of a Feminist Physicist

Ruth Backes Biographer Without Fear or Favor: A Biography of Frances Perkins

Diane Bell Flinders University, Anthropology Dreaming Ourselves Anew: Indigenous Traditions, Gendered Spiritualities, and New Age Religions

Karen Blair Central Washington University, History Women and Arts Philanthropy in the United States

Nancy Coiner The John Dewey Academy, Comparative Literature Laboring in the Field of the Self: Allegory and Autobiography in the Late Middle Ages

Susan Gardner University of North Carolina at Charlotte, English Toward a Sociology of Nigerian Women Writers

Gail B. Griffin Kalamazoo College, English & Women, Gender, and Sexuality Marginalia: Essays in Literature and Culture

Myriam Yvonne Jehenson University of Hartford, Comparative Literature Griselda Gambaro: Defamiliarizing the Familiar

Yenlin Ku Teipei City Government, Gender Studies A Comparative Study of Women's Movements

Annette Kuhn Queen Mary University of London, Film Studies The Daughter's Lament: Memory Work, Productions of the Self

Joan Larkin Out & Out Books An AIDS Passion Play

Stephanie Levin Hampshire College, Legal Studies Equality and Violence: Reconstructing the Idea of Citizenship

Nina Crow Newington Fiction and autobiography Double Vision: Ritual Abuse, A Survivor's Story

Laurie Nisonoff Hampshire College, Economics Women and Development

Marilyn Pearsall Feminist Explorations of Women and Aging

Marjean D. Purinton Texas Tech University, English 1830: Revolutionary Impulses (with Christine Smith-Dorey)

Paula Schwartz Middlebury College, French Women, Resistance, and Protest: The Demonstration of the rue de Buci, May 1942

Christine Smith-Dorey Gender Issues in Opera and Drama, 1780-1830: Revolutionary Impulses (with Marjean Purinton)

Tracey Jean Boisseau University of Akron, History The Convergence of Colonialism and Feminism: An American Woman's Travels to Africa and Back, 1892-1936

Kate Weigand Smith College, History Vanguards of Women's Liberation: The Old Left and the Continuity of the Women's Movement in the United States, 1945-1970

Jeanne Braham Novelist Crucial Conversations: Studies in Contemporary Women's Literary Autobiography

Pat Chuchryk University of Lethbridge Democratization, Social Change and Women's Movements in Chile

Fatma Go ̈ k Boğaziçi University, Education Social and Ideological Functions of Girls' Institutes in the Early Period of the Turkish Republic

Naomi Graetz Ben Gurion University of the Negev, English The Battered Woman in the Jewish Tradition: Metaphor and Halacha

Michele Hoffnung Quinnipiac University, Psychology College Women's Expectations for Work and Family

Kuniko Izumi Chiba University, English Femininity as a Riddle: From Repression to Expression

Eva Hooker Saint Mary's College, English Myself—the Term Between—: Forms of Silence and Self-Knowledge

Gertrude Reif Hughes Wesleyan University, English A Revisionary Company: Essays Exploring Poetry as Cognition

Sherrie A. Inness Miami University, English Intimate Communities: Representation and Social Transformation in Women's College Fiction, 1895-1910

Ruth Harriet Jacobs Wellesley Centers for Women, Sociology Successful Aging for Women

Sara Dalmas Jonsberg Mount Holyoke College, Education Composing the "Personal Text": Teen Mothers, School, and the Operations of Discourse

Sarah S. Kilborne Novelist, biographer Godmother of the Muse: The Biography of Belle Skinner

Sonia Kruks Oberlin College, Politics Gender and Subjectivity: Beyond the Postmodernity Debate

Miriam Levin Case Western Reserve University, History Science, Sex, and the History of Liberal Arts Colleges: The Case of Mount Holyoke

Eleanor McLaughlin Retired Priest of Episcopal Diocese of NH Uncovering and Re-reading the Female/Feminine Holy in the Western Christian Tradition

Dorothy J. Rosenberg Women in Transition from a "Real Socialist" to a "Social Market" System in the Former GDR

Rebecca Schneider Brown University Research, Theater Studies The Explicit Body: The Legacy of "Shock" and "Savagery" in Feminist Performance Art

Carroll Smith-Rosenberg University of Michigan, History Bodies Politic: Engendering the American Subject, 1786-1850

Charlotte Templin University of Indianapolis, English Literary Reputation and the Contemporary Woman Writer: Literary Evaluation in the Book Review

Edna Zapanta-Manlapaz Angela Manalang-Gloria: A Literary Biography

Majorie Agosín Wellesley College, Spanish & Literature Translation of Some of Emily Dickinson's Letters into Spanish

Mary Bray Against the Tide: A Study of Women Activists

Alice Brown-Collins Black Campus Ministry in InterVarsity's New England Region Let Me Tell You Who I Am: An Exploration of Psychological Themes and Research on African-American Women

Laura Doyle UMass Amherst, English Race, Sex and Somalogics in Modern Fiction

Leah B. Glasser Mount Holyoke College, English We're Women Folks: Mary Wilkins Freeman's Vision of Sexuality, Spinsterhood and Autonomy in Nineteenth Century New England

Elizabeth Lambert Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, English And Darwin says they are nearer the cow: Evolutionary Discourse in Virginia Woolf's The Voyage Out

Frances Mascia-Lees Rutgers University, Anthropology An Oblique Look: Race, Gender and the Gaze (with Patricia Sharpe)

Patricia Sharpe Simon's Rock College, English & Women's Studies An Oblique Look: Race, Gender, and the Gaze (with Frances Mascia-Lees)

Ingrid N. Sommerkorn University of Hamburg, Sociology Promoting Gender Awareness in the Classroom: An Example from Germany

Sharon Hartman Strom University of Rhode Island, History & Women’s Studies In Search of Hannah: Florence Luscomb and Her Mother

Peggy Tripp-Knowles Lakehead University, Biology & Women’s Studies Publish and Perish in "Traditional" Science

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Research Assistant (m/f/x) or Doctoral Candidate (m/f/x) in the Field of Sustainable Business Administration

Applied Sciences for Life – the Weihenstephan-Triesdorf University of Applied Sciences provides a wide array of scientific disciplines covering all aspects of life and encompassing current crises. With approximately 5,750 students across three cam...

Research Assistant (m/f/x) or Doctoral Candidate (m/f/x) for the Sustainability Assessment of a Forest-based Bioeconomy Cluster in Uruguay

PhD Positions in Cancer Research

Are you looking for excellent research opportunities for your PhD studies at the forefront of cancer research? The German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Heidelberg invites international students holding a Master’s degree in (molecular) biology, ...

Upcoming fully funded PhD Positions in Neurosciences and Translational Psychiatry research, including a residency/PhD track option for medical doctors

There are no tuition fees for this PhD program.We welcome applications through our online application portal starting on August 15, 2023 for a start in fall 2024. The application deadline will be on October 31, 2023. The International Max Planck R...

Upcoming PhD Positions at the International Max Planck Research School for Molecules of Life in Autumn 2023

More information for the new call-out will come up during Autumn 2023. Stay tuned!The International Max Planck Research School for Molecules of Life (IMPRS-ML) will have an open call for fully-funded PhD student positions in the areas of biochemis...

Upcoming PhD positions at the CGA

Call for applications for up to 12 PhD positions at the Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research opens soon! The Cologne Graduate School of Ageing Research (CGA) in Germany is a joint venture of the University of Cologne Excellence Cluster on St...

PhD Students

The CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security is looking for PhD Students in areas related to:Cybersecurity, Privacy and CryptographyMachine Learning and Data ScienceEfficient Algorithms and Foundations of Theoretical Computer ScienceSoftwar...

Opportunity for doctoral research at UTN

The University of Technology Nuremberg (UTN) offers a stimulating and interdisciplinary research environment with access to cutting-edge resources. It is the ideal place to make groundbreaking discoveries and contribute to exciting fields of resea...

Photonic Integrated classical/quantum transceiver for quantum communications (QuNEST Doctoral Candidate 9)

Research Programme Description “QuNEST– Quantum Enhanced Optical Communication Network Security Doctoral Training” is hiring 11 Doctorate Candidates to be funded by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Doctoral Networks. QuNEST is a highly i...

Upcoming PhD positions at the IMPRS for Molecular Organ Biology in Autumn 2024

Thanks to all the academics who submitted their application!The application deadline has passed and the selection process started. More information for the new call-out will come up during this Autumn 2024. Stay tuned!PhD Studies in the Heart of E...

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PhD Positions: DAAD Graduate School Scholarships (GSSP) (m/f/x)

The Leibniz Graduate School on Aging and Age-Related Diseases (LGSA) is a joint program of the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) and the Friedrich Schiller University (FSU) in Jena. Our institute integrates all PhD candida...

PhD Position – Electrochemical Engineering of Next Generation Water Electrolysis Cells

Would you like to contribute to the energy transition in Germany through your work? Then the Helmholtz Institute Erlangen-Nürnberg for Renewable Energy (HI ERN) is the right place for you! The HI ERN forms the core of the close partnership between...

PhD Position – Analysis and Investigation of Next Generation Water Electrolysis Cells

PhD position in Molecular Plant Science (m/f/x)

Institution Faculty of Biology - Molecular Plant Science Remuneration group TV-L E13 Full-time / Part-time Part-time (65%) Start date at the next possible date Application deadline 2024-06-01About us:The Leister group has several research interest...

PhD Position in Layer-fMRI of the Frontoparietal Cortex at 9.4 T

The newly established Cognitive Neuroscience & Neurotechnology group led by Dr. Romy Lorenz is looking for an enthusiastic PhD student to join our growing team at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany.Our lab fo...

PhD Position in Layer-fMRI of High-Level Cognition in Real Time at 9.4 T

PhD Position, research assistant (f/m/d) on Thermomagnetic Foil Actuation

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) – The Research University in the Helmholtz Association creates and imparts knowledge for the society and the environment. It is our goal to make significant contributions to mastering the global challenges o...

PhD Positions at the International Max Planck Research School for Quantum Dynamics and Control

Call for applications forMultiple PhD Positionsat theInternational Max Planck Research School (IMPRS)for Quantum Dynamics and Control (QDC)in Dresden, GermanyWe are looking for highly talented and motivated students from all around the world. The ...

PhD Position – Catalyst Development in the Department Chemical Hydrogen Storage

Would you like to contribute to the energy transition in Germany through your work? Then the Helmholtz Institute Erlangen-Nürnberg (for Renewable Energy) (HI ERN) is the right place for you! The HI ERN forms the core of the close partnership betw...

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Graduate Research Assistant (PhD candidate) in Biomedical Engineering. Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Carbondale, IL 62901. From $31,000 a year. Full-time. Monday to Friday. Easily apply. Job description The School of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering at Southern Illinois University at Carbondale is actively seeking an….
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The Clinical Research Associate position at Medpace offers the unique opportunity to have an exciting career in the research of drug and medical device development while making a difference in the lives of those around them. For those with PhD/Life Science backgrounds who want to explore the research field, travel the US, and be part of a team ...
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Additional research associates / PhD candidates are required for the following research topics: THz systems: Antennas, passive components, packaging and system concepts for highly integrated THz systems from 70 GHz to 1 THz; ... (PhD). The associate will work in an interdisciplinary research field, located at the cross-section of electronics ...
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Research Assistant-Radiation Oncology- Remote. Mayo Clinic. Remote in Phoenix, AZ 85054. $17.63 - $23.67 an hour. Full-time. Monday to Friday. Why Mayo Clinic Mayo Clinic is top-ranked in more specialties than any other care provider according to U.S. News & World Report. As we work together to put…. Just posted ·.
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Research Assistant/Associate - PhD candidate: Embark on a dynamic research journey at the Institute of Crystallography, RWTH Aachen University, exploring the intricacies of methanation catalysts. This PhD position delves into investigating the structure-activity correlation of Ni catalysts on various metal oxide supports during catalytic cycling using in-situ X-ray scattering.
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PhD Position in Layer-fMRI of High-Level Cognition in Real Time at 9.4 T. The newly established Cognitive Neuroscience & Neurotechnology group led by Dr. Romy Lorenz is looking for an enthusiastic PhD student to join our growing team at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics in Tübingen, Germany.
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Research associate /PhD candidate (m,f,x) for 3 years, hours 29,8725 per week, TVL E13 ... The candidate should be motivated to test new methodologies and tackle complex research questions - many of the planned analyses/applications are novel and the candidate is expected to contribute with their own ideas to overcome potential challenges. An ...