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A degree or vocational training in one of the following fields is particularly relevant for Energy Sciences jobs: Engineering sciences, Education Sciences, Energy Engineering, Economic Sciences, Energy technology

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The following degrees are often sought by employers looking to fill Energy Sciences jobs: Engineering Scientist, Engineer Materials Science, Environmental Scientist, Earth scientist, Energy economist

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PhD Position / Research Ass.: Enhanced engineering models for aeroelastic response of wind turbines

PhD position in Pharmaceutical Biology (m/f/d)

Global Energy Transformation / Sustainability Manager (m/f/d)

PhD Position – Control and Simulation of Solid State Quantum Processors and Simulators

Internship: development of ion exchange processes (m/f/d)

Master Thesis – The Future of Direct Air Capture and Storage

AI Consultant in Health Research - Postdoc (f/m/x)

Biologist, Medical Scientist - Muscle Biology, Sarcopenia (m/f/d)

PhD Position – Hybrid Quantum Computing for Earth Observation

Meteorologist, Chemist as Scientist - Multiphase Chemistry Modelling (m/f/d)

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