We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher in physical oceanography MFRI in Iceland is seeking a full-time postdoctoral researcher in physical oceanography to join the Environmental Division. The position focuses on

The Marine and Freshwater Research Institute (MFRI) in Iceland is seeking a full-time postdoctoral researcher in physical oceanography. More here: www.hafogvatn.is/en/about/new... #oceanography #postdoctoralresearcher

@irms-concordia.bsky.social #JobOpportunity #PhD #PostdoctoralResearcher #Jobs #ResearchJobs

RNA Dynamics In Cancer | Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute We are interested in exploring the impact of diet on breast cancer progression. We aim to identify key molecular factors involved in this process and target them to prevent cancer growth and metastasi...

Another great opportunity for a #PostdoctoralResearcher to study how diet affects #RNA modifications to drive #cancer progression with @sylvaindelaunay.bsky.social in our RNA Dynamics in Cancer Lab

For more information and to apply, go to:

www.cruk.manchester.ac.uk/career/mi-25...

The Department of #ColloidChemistry (Prof. Markus Antonietti) at the @mpici.bsky.social in the Potsdam Science Park, Germany is seeking a highly motivated #PostdoctoralResearcher! Read more and become part of our science community!

#MaxPlanck #PostDoc #chemistry #sciencejobs #Germany

Surrounded by monitors and advanced lab equipment, Viviana Villafañe analyzes data from her quantum experiments. At TUM, she leads a young international team working at the frontier of quantum science—with diamonds at the heart of their discoveries.

A close-up of a quantum computer used in quantum experiments, where temperatures near absolute zero are required to isolate delicate quantum effects. These precision-engineered instruments are crucial for studying how diamond-based qubits behave and communicate.

Postdoc Viviana Villafañe adjusts a complex experimental setup at the Walter Schottky Institute. Her research uses color centers in diamonds—atomic-scale defects with quantum properties—to explore how light, sound, and electron spin interact for future quantum technologies.

Viviana Villafañe holds a tiny diamond chip containing artificial defects called color centers. These sites can emit single photons or have their quantum spin manipulated, making them powerful tools in the quest for a secure and fast quantum internet.

What do diamonds have to do with #quantumphysics? Viviana Villafañe, #postdoctoralresearcher at our School of Computation, Information and Technology, explores how quantum materials like diamonds could power the lightning-fast #quantuminternet: go.tum.de/612695

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👋 A warm welcome to new #postdoctoralresearcher #JulianFischer who recently joined the #CRC1333. Julian is working on the characterization of
#mesoporousmaterials using #scatteringmethods.

➡️ more info here:🔗 bit.ly/4eNckwQ
#sfb1333 #chemistry #catalysis

Computational #PostdoctoralResearcher position: analyze DNA data, develop novel computational pipelines, contribute to software development and mathematical modelling of genomics data @DNARepliLab
https://bit.ly/3lLRBzE #SciJobs via @EarlhamInst

#SciJob Focused on analysing DNA data, developing novel computational pipelines, contributing to software development and mathematically modelling genomics data = Computational #PostdoctoralResearcher in the @DNARepliLab
https://bit.ly/30Qfe0x via @EarlhamInst