20 hours per week; will be increased to 30 hours per week once the dissertation agreement has been signed.
Offer Description
* Start date: 01.06.2025
* Duration: 4 years
Job profile:
* University Assistant - Dissertation position (initially 20 hours/week, increasing to 30 hours/week after dissertation agreement submission), Institute of Zoology.
* Main tasks include:
o Dissertation research in developmental biology, mechanobiology, and quantitative imaging.
o Independent research focusing on mechano-signalling pathways in tissue development and plasticity.
o Application of interdisciplinary research methods, including molecular biology, live cell imaging, and biophysical techniques.
o Work with zebrafish, including transgenesis experiments.
o Conducting in vivo and in vitro assays for single-cell analyses and embryo studies.
o Independent teaching and co-supervision of Bachelor and Master students.
o Writing scientific publications and presenting research at conferences, seminars, and meetings.
o Participation in ongoing research projects and administrative tasks related to project reporting and organization.
Your profile:
* Completed subject-related Master's, Magister, or Diplom degree.
* Practical experience in molecular biology, imaging techniques, and quantitative data analysis.
* Strong academic performance and motivation for scientific research.
* High proficiency in English, both written and spoken.
* Strong communication skills, creative thinking, problem-solving abilities, and a collaborative attitude.
* Application should include written reflections on your dissertation project (max. 5 pages).
Application:
We look forward to receiving your online application.
For the full call for applications (in German), including salary details, see: Application Details
The University of Innsbruck encourages applications from female scientists and persons with disabilities, in accordance with Austrian laws.
Benefits include pension schemes, flexible working hours, childcare facilities, further education opportunities, sports courses, language courses, library access, and affordable canteen food.
The university values diversity, promotes equal opportunity, and is a family-friendly workplace, awarded 'Top workplace 2018' by 'trend' magazine.
Languages used at the university include German, English, and others, depending on the scientific community. Internal communication is in German; basic knowledge of German or willingness to learn is essential.
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