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The MBI offers excellent perspectives for a beginning scientific carrier. Some examplary cases from the past 10 years may convince you -- here ...
The Max Born Institute (MBI) for Nonlinear Optics and Short Pulse Spectroscopy is continuously appointing (among others)
young, motivated scientists for challenging research projects,
in particular in the framework of a PhD programme.1,2
But also for technical and administrative staff we offer interesting possibilities for further education and training.
Note that not all job openings at the MBI are advertised in English language. Hence you may also want to check the German job announcements
here ...
Before you send your application3 with the standard information to the responsible PI's or directors as mentionsed in the individual positions offered, your should familiarize yourself somewhat with our research and our organizational structure. A schematic overview about our research projects is found here ...
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Within the framework of a programme of the Leibniz association (section D) the Max Born Institute offers the opportunity to join the laboratory work for some weeks at any time during the year. Inform yourself about our research projects and find out which one you would like to join. Students interested please send their application to Dr. Eichmann, or contact directly the project coordinators.
Upon special agreement we occasionally also offer "trial or sniffing internships" for high school students. |
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| The MBI also offers positions for apprentices in technical and administrative professions: |
| Physics assistant (next starting date 1st Sept. 2013). A brochure in German language gives more information here ... More information can be obtainded from Ms Lendt and Ms Mügge. |
| Mechanical engineer (next starting date will be shown here soon). Short information in German here ... More information can be obtainde from Herr Poppe. |
| Administrative officer (next starting date will be shown here soon). Information can be obtained from Ms Grundmann. |
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| General information about the application and the administrative frame work at the MBI can be obtained from the local personnal offices (Ms Schulz) |
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- Typically within the framework of PhD programmes at one of the three Berlin universities
- Positions with opportunities to obtain a PhD are limited to three years. A Diploma or equivalent (M.Sc.) in physics, physical chemistry or a closely related subject is required and
excellent knowledge in a field relevant to the main research themes mentioned above is expected.
- The MBI is an equal opportunity employer and aims at increasing the number of women in science. Thus it specifically encourages female candidates to apply. Handicaped persons with equal qualificatons will be prefered.
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