14 doctoral researchers (f/m/d) for the DFG-funded Research Training Group 2721: "Hydrogen Isotopes

Your tasks Conducting research and writing a doctoral thesis in a group associated with the RTG Writing and publishing scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals Presentation of your own research at conferences and workshops Regular participation in, active contribution to and organisation of activities as part of the structured qualification programme Your profile Master's degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, physics, materials science or related areas with excellent grades Advanced written and fluent verbal communication skills in the English language Strong interest in contributing to the diverse H research community in an interdisciplinary, multinational research environment Identification with the RTG's core values, namely excellence in research and qualification as well as scientific integrity Your benefits Cutting-edge doctoral research projects within the area of hydrogen isotope research A modern and international working environment within one of Germany's most vibrant and fastest-growing cities An extended research stay at one of the international partner institutions A dedicated supervision concept, including a supervision agreement, a personal development plan, and a research data management plan, as part of a dual mentoring strategy Target-oriented, individual training and career advancement strategiesFlexible working hours and a family friendly environment H Recruiting Symposium 18-20 June, the RTG wants to bring together applicants and current members in the H Recruiting Symposium. To apply for participation, please have a look at our website and send us your application including the documents specified there by 30 April. Your application For details on how to apply, visit or - if you have questions - contact our scientific coordinator: . Leipzig University aims to increase the proportion of women in positions of responsibility and therefore expressly invites qualified women to apply. Severely disabled persons - or persons deemed legally equal to them under Book IX of the German Social Code - are encouraged to apply and will be given preference in the case of equal suitability.