Leipzig University and Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf offer a total of 14 doctoral researcher (PhD student) positions within the Research Training Group 2721: “Hydrogen Isotopes, ¹·²·³H” funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG). Each position is associated with a dedicated research project to obtain a doctorate in either chemistry or physics. The RTG 2721 is aimed at training tomorrow's workforce in emerging technologies that exploit the unique properties of the three hydrogen isotopes.

Job requirements

• 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 ¹·²·³H 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

What we offer

• Cutting-edge doctoral research projects within the area of hydrogen isotope research
• A modern, interdisciplinary, and international working environment within one of Germany’s most vibrant and fastest-growing cities
• A dedicated supervision concept, including a supervision agreement, a personal development plan, and a research data management plan aimed at obtaining a doctorate within three years
• An extended research stay at one of ¹·²·³H’s international partner institutions
• Target-oriented, individual training and career advancement strategies
• Flexible working hours and a family friendly environment

¹·²·³H Recruiting Symposium

18–20 June, the RTG wants to bring together applicants and current members in the ¹·²·³H Recruiting Symposium. To apply for participation, please have a look at our website
https://uni-leipzig.de/123h/rs
and send us your application including the documents specified there by 7 May. (In case of unfilled slots, later applications may be considered.)

For inquiries about the positions or the ¹·²·³H Recruiting Symposium please contact us at:
123H(at)uni-leipzig.de