The Department Lake Research is seeking a scientist experienced in
Remote Sensing of Water Quality

At the Department of Hydrogeology at UFZ we seek a motivated, internationally visible Post-Doc (f/m/d; TvöD 13) with strong skills in the characterization and simulation of solute transport, turnover and export from catchments to complement and strengthen our team. Our research focuses on water and solute dynamics in catchments and at the groundwater-surface water interface as well as links between hydrology and biogeochemistry.

The department "Solar Materials" is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher (f/m/x) to drive the work in the area of Technical Ecology, understanding and developing microbial communities for biotechnological applications.

Are you interested in vital processes at the molecular level? Then this position might be of interest to you.

We are seeking a highly motivated PhD student for studying the functional pathways involved in obesity by metabolomics and proteomics.

We are seeking a highly motivated PhD student for studying the effects on xenobiotics on the differentiation and functionality of adipocytes.

Are you interested in the complex relationships in our most important ecosystem, the soil, and their experimental and quantitative description? Then this position might be interesting for you.

We seek a highly motivated PhD student in the field of microbial ecology. The PhD project is part of the PhD college FATE and investigates the fate and effects of antibiotics in agricultural soils.

In the framework of the project "Thermodynamics of microbial turnover of organic compounds in soil - matter and energy flux under varying environmental conditions (water, nutrient availability, temperature)" (TherMic), to be funded by the DFG in the framework of the SPP 2322, we offer a position for a highly motivated PhD student.

The Department of Isotope Biogeochemistry at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ is offering an internship topic: Charactering the transformation of HCHs in the sediments and trees

How to prevent the pollution of groundwater resources by persistent, mobile organic (PM) substances? For the PrePoPMGW Project (https://www.ufz.de/index.php?de=47147) the Department of Analytical Chemistry in cooperation with the Isotope Biogeochemistry is seeking a student.

Hydrogen (H2) gas is a key player in achieving the energy transition. However, systems for production, distribution and storage have yet to be investigated and improved. Due to their excellent geochemical properties, salt caverns can serve as potential large scale storages for H2. However, H2 introduction might initiate microbial growth based on the reduction of sulphate, which is usually available in excess in salt caverns. Reduction of sulphate results in the formation of hydrogen sulphide, a highly toxic and corrosive gas, which can interfere with the integrity of the storage plant components. It is therefore necessary to investigate its effects on steel spcecimen in hypersaline cultivation setups.