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Biozentrum PhD Fellowships – Summer Call 2024The Biozentrum of the University of Basel is one of the leading life sciences institutes in the world. Its fundamental research embraces a wide range of topics such as biochemistry, biophysics, physics of living systems, structural biology, microbiology, infection biology and immunology, cell and developmental biology, neurobiology, genetics as well as computational and systems biology.With over 30 groups, about 150 PhD students and over 500 employees, we are a lively and dynamic international community of researchers who investigate with curiosity biological phenomena ranging from interactions of molecules to growth, development and behavior of organisms. Our research has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as well as several Nobel Laureates.Your profileWe are looking for ambitious and highly motivated young talents from all over the world to join the Biozentrum Basel International PhD Program and our scientific community.We offer youOur long-standing fellowship program offers unique opportunities. As a PhD fellow you can select a Biozentrum research group through rotations and get the chance to learn different skills and techniques needed for modern research. Therefore, our program is particularly well suited for students with broad interests. Our fellowship gives you full and independent funding for your entire PhD and offers other benefits that foster scientific excellence. With this fellowship you could join the 40 fellows who conduct their research at the Biozentrum at the moment.

Co-Leitung der universitären Tierbetriebe mit Fokus auf die Tierstation Biozentrum80-100%Die Universität Basel ist eine Hochschule von internationalem Ruf, welche in Forschung und Lehre hervorragende Leistungen erbringt. Gegründet 1460, kann sie als älteste Universität der Schweiz auf eine über 550-jährige erfolgreiche Geschichte zurückblicken. Zum Erfolg der Forschungsprojekte auf dem Gebiet der Life Sciences leisten Tierversuche einen unverzichtbaren Beitrag – in Kombination mit alternativen, tierfreien Methoden. Die Tierbetriebe der Universität Basel umfassen fünf Tierhaltungen mit rund 70 Mitarbeitenden, die ihren Service für über 70 Forschungsgruppen zur Verfügung stellen und die artgerechte Haltung und P?ege der Versuchstiere unter Einhaltung der Verordnung des BLV an 365 Tagen im Jahr gewährleisten.Zur Verstärkung unseres Teams suchen wir eine/n engagierte/n Co-Leiter/in der universitären Tierbetriebe. Diese Position wird neu geschaffen und ist zusammen mit der bestehenden Leiterin der Tierbetriebe als Team direkt dem Direktor Infrastruktur & Betrieb unterstellt. Sie pflegen untereinander und mit der Abteilung Tierschutz einen fachlichen Austausch und gewährleisten zusammen die Stell­vertretung der Leitung Tierbetriebe.Ihre AufgabenSie verantworten als Veterinär*in die Tierstation im Neubau Biozentrum und sind für die tiermedizinische Bestandsbetreuung zuständigSie sind für die Sicherstellung der Funktionsfähigkeit und der reibungslosen Abläufe in der Tierstation Biozentrum verantwortlichSie sind für die Sicherstellung der Einhaltung der standortspezifischen und universitären Richtlinien sowie der gesetzlichen Vorgaben bei der Tierstation Biozentrum verantwortlichSie verantworten die regelmässige Kontrolle des Umgangs mit Medikamenten an der Tierstation BiozentrumSie sichern die Stellvertretung der gesamt-universitären Leitung Tierbetriebe und unterstützen die Aus- und Weiterbildung von Tierpflegenden der Universität BaselSie übernehmen in Absprache Tierstations-übergreifenden AufgabenIhr ProfilHochschulabschluss in VeterinärmedizinMehrjährige Arbeitserfahrung idealerweise in tierexperimenteller Forschung und/oder Haltung von Labortieren (vorzugsweise mit Fokus auf Nagetiere und Fische)Erfahrung mit den technischen Anforderungen an eine Tierstation, idealerweise in Neubauten, sind von VorteilErfahrung bei der Zucht und Belastungsbeurteilung genetisch veränderter VersuchstiereAusgeprägtes VerantwortungsbewusstseinSehr gute Deutsch- und Englischkenntnisse in Wort und SchriftFreude am Umgang mit Mensch und Tier und der Arbeit im TeamStarke Kommunikationsfähigkeit, organisatorisches Geschick und lösungsorientiertes ArbeitenWir bieten IhnenEine anregende und anspruchsvolle Tätigkeit in einer verantwortungsvollen, interessantenund abwechslungsreichen Funktion in einem interdisziplinär zusammengesetzten und hochmotivierten Team, in der Sie Ihr Wissen, Ihre Erfahrungen und Ideen wirksam einbringen und umsetzen können. Die Universität bietet im Stadtzentrum von Basel ein offenes, interessantes und breites Arbeitsumfeld. Sie profitieren von attraktiven Anstellungsbedingungen gemäss den Richtlinien der Universität Basel.

Data Engineer (Application Specialist)80% - 100%The University of Basel is the oldest university in Switzerland and is ranked among the best in the world due to its research achievements. It counts over 12,000 students and 5,000 scientists in 7 faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences. Research at university is increasingly data-driven and thus requires state-of-the-art services to support data-science applications, often with transdisciplinary approaches. sciCORE is the center for scientific computing offering the infrastructure and expertise to facilitate data-driven research.As part of its support activities, sciCORE is maintaining various data management systems, offered as a service to streamline the data life cycle in research projects. We are in particular consolidating an environment, based on the data management system LabKey, to integrate data and metadata from several technology platforms at the university (sequencing, proteomics, biobanks, imaging, etc.) with other structured data generated in research projects. Although sciCORE is rooted in life sciences, we are opening our data management service to other domains working with structured data. To ensure efficient use of the platform, projects often need support to structure data and need to be trained with the usage of the platform.To maintain and extend support to projects using the LabKey environment, we are seeking a dedicated Data engineer (Application Specialist) (80% - 100%) to strengthen our team.Our new collaborator will work in a small team of data management and IT specialists, and will be the service owner of the data management platform. The Application Specialist will consult on data models with projects using the platform and support their implementation, will develop an internal training program, and will ensure level-1 support. The software and associated processes will enable and maintain best practices in scientific data management, such as FAIR principles, thus contributing to the high quality of research at University of Basel.Your positionMaintain an in-depth knowledge of the user-facing aspects of the data management platform LabKey (built-in modules and functionalities, automation, use of API with data analysis tools, SQL-query framework)Conduct technical onboarding of new research projects on the platformHandle user management, such as assigning roles and giving access rightsProvide level 1 support to users and channel support requests to the vendorContribute to the configuration and operation of data management for projects of strategic importance for the University of BaselTrain users and local experts (e.g. data stewards, data managers in research groups and platforms)Establish, update and maintain user-facing documentation for the tool, document internal processes related to the platformConsult and implement group-specific work spaces (definition of data model, setup of user interfaces, etc.), support research projects that are preparing data-sets for publicationMaintain a good link with and contribute to support for other data management systems and DB solutions offered in sciCORE (e.g. REDCap), as neededMaintain an continuous understanding of the data management solutions market (technology watch)As the service owner of the data management platform, this role will be:the point of contact for the users of the servicethe point of contact with the software vendorlooking for synergies with other data management services (internally and externally)ensuring smooth evolution of the service (change management)Your profileEssential:Masters in computational sciences, with 3 or more years of work in academic research (with data science as a focus)Proven experience of conducting data management (including data modeling) in projects with a variety of data typesProven experience of work with research data management systems (e.g. LabKey, ELN wiki, OMERO, OpenSpecimen, OpenBIS)Experience in programming with scripting languages (e.g. Python, javascript, APIs) in Linux environmentHands-on experience with relational database technologies (SQL)Agile, proactive, self-starter, service-oriented and collaborative spirit of mind, motivated to work in a research-support role (close to researchers)Fluent in English (oral and written) as working languageDesirable:Experience working with data types and processes used in life sciences (*omics, imaging, wetlab data, clinical data, sample management, etc.)Experience with semantic data management frameworks (RDF, GraphDB, OBO foundry, biomedical ontologies)German (oral and/or written)We offer youAt sciCORE, you will be part of a highly efficient and motivated team of IT specialists. You will have the opportunity to experiment with novel IT technologies and transform the relevant ones into robust productive services. Our interdisciplinary team of 20+ staff includes IT experts, scientific software engineers, data infrastructure managers, and data analysts, with opportunities to participate in interdisciplinary projects. We support our team members in their own training, networking, and career development. The initial contract is for 2 years, with the possibility to extend to a long-term contract subject to successful performance evaluations.The University of Basel is an equal-opportunity and family-friendly employer committed to excellence through diversity.

Fully-funded PhD position in Near & Middle Eastern StudiesDate of appointment October 1, 2024The Seminar for Near and Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Basel is offering one fully-funded doctoral position for the research project Futures Interrupted: social pluralism and political projects beyond coloniality and the nation-state. This five-year project, started in January 2024, is led by Falestin Naïli (principal investigator) and is funded through a Swiss National Science Foundation Consolidator grant. The project: This collective project aims to renew our perspective on the period between the end of the Ottoman Empire and the beginning of the age of nations in the Arab world by paying particular attention to local actors. The focus on unrealized social and political projects promoted by local actors allows us a look at the Arab world beyond the colonial framework and beyond the prevailing nation-state model. It also offers a view of alternative articulations of belonging and political community, using case-studies stretching from North Africa to South West Asia and the Arabian Peninsula. Futures Interrupted will be particularly attentive to the ways in which these unimplemented or unfinished projects dealt with the social pluralism which characterized the region at that time and which, in many parts of the area, was upset by the colonial division into separate states that occurred mostly after the First World War. The project will follow a bottom-up approach, proceeding from daily life and practice and moving up to social and political movements. It will be source-driven, not theory-driven, while engaging critically with existing social and political theory. Its objective is to enrich the pool of concepts at the disposal of political science and sociology through a grounded historical analysis of social and political imaginaries in the Arab world. This implies the search for new types of sources, specifically in order to document non-elite experiences and imaginaries. The crossing of a great variety of archival sources will bring into dialogue the different levels of discourse, activism and constraint linked to political action. Oral history will occupy a particularly important place within the research strategy, since it allows access to narratives of social groups which rarely leave written sources. Given the chronology of the project, this will entail the analysis of existing oral history archives, in addition to interviews with the remaining witnesses of the last two decades under study (1940s to 1960s). Poems, songs, ego-documents and self-narratives will constitute another source for the analysis of idioms of belonging, community and political action. Details about the research project: https://nahoststudien.philhist.unibas.ch/de/forschung/forschungsprojekte/futures-interrupted/Your positionThe doctoral position is intended for a project dealing with unimplemented projects for anticolonial emancipation and liberation in the context of the last few decades of French colonial rule in Algeria and how they took into account the social pluralism of Algerian society.Your profileMA in history and/or Middle Eastern studiesSolid knowledge of English, French and Arabic (Algerian dialect and/ or Amazigh language a plus)The selected candidate will actively participate in the discussions and events organized within the programme in Basel and abroad.Background and/or interests include (but are not limited to): political, social history or intellectual history of the modern Arab world, colonial history, the late Ottoman Empire, transition between Empire and nation-states, non-elite agency, belonging, coexistence, citizenship, Algerian history.We offer youA joint research project of the University of BaselMembership in Graduate School of Social Sciences (G3S)An international research environmentA competitive salary according to the pay scale of the University of BaselContract Duration: 4 years (2024–2028)Working Time: 100% (full time)The employment conditions follow the guidelines of the university

Head of Human Resources(80-100%)The Institute of Molecular and Clinical Ophthalmology Basel (IOB) seeks a highly motivated and qualified Head of Human Resources as of 1 July 2024 or per agreement.IOB is an international research institute combining basic and clinical research. Its mission is to drive innovations in understanding vision and its diseases and to develop new therapies for vision loss. It is a place where your expertise will be valued, your abilities challenged, and your knowledge expanded.As Head of Human Resources, you will lead IOB's HR function and implement and execute all HR-related matters. In addition, you carry the overall responsibility for IOB's Ph.D. Program, supported by a program manager, and you act as the institute's Ombudsperson.Your positionDrive and further develop the HR agenda in line with business needsCounsel and support employees, leaders and directors on HR mattersFurther develop and implement HR policies and proceduresLead the recruitment activities for an excellent, international workforce: prepare job ads, advise on candidate selection, negotiate contracts and perform the onboarding tasksManage the compensation plan and lead the annual wage reviewExecute administrative and operational HR tasks throughout the employment cycleEnsure flawless service delivery by the external payroll providerPerform strategic and tactical workforce planningPerform HR-related analyses, statistics and management reportsLead and initiate HR projects and provide HR and change expertise to other projectsYour profileDiploma in HR Management or similar academic backgroundLong-term experience in international HR managementAdditional experience in educating and coaching staff and conflict resolution is a plusAptitude to build and maintain positive, professional relationships with staff mem-bersExcellent problem-solving skillsExcellent written and oral communication skills, both in German and EnglishHighly independent and organized personalityIT competency in standard tools (Google, MS Office) and HR softwareWe offer youWorking at IOB will allow you to develop the HR function further in a young international re-search institute.At IOB, we recognize that our success is based on the continued development and engage-ment of our employees. We pursue a fair and competitive remuneration policy in a dynamic and international research community in Basel.

HPC Linux System Administrator (100%)The University of Basel is ranked among the best universities in the world due to its researchachievements and as the oldest university in Switzerland, can look back on over 550 years of successful history. It counts over 12'000 students and 4'300 researchers in 7 faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences, with a clear focus on life sciences and medicine. Research at university is increasingly data-driven and thus requires state-of-the-art services to support data-science applications, often with transdisciplinary approaches. sciCORE is the center for scientific computing offering the infrastructure and expertise to facilitate data-driven research.The sciCORE systems team (6 system specialists) operates a large-scale scientific HPC environment consisting of a Linux cluster with ~15'000 cores (and about 70 GPUs), ~12 PB storage (GPFS), virtualization environments (ProxMox, OpenStack) for internal management, user applications and hosting of web-accessible scientific services. About 300 research groups benefit from our support with main domains of application in life science, biomedicine, physics, chemistry, and economy. In addition, sciCORE is one of the infrastructure nodes of the national initiatives BioMedIT and Swiss Personalized Health Network, providing a safe environment for research based on patient data. Data protection, security, access controls, and the associated work ethics are thus of high importance in our service.If you are interested in getting on board, sciCORE is looking for an HPC Linux system administrator (100%).Your positionWith the support of our team, our new collaborator will:Help our diverse community of scientists in using our computing infrastructure and collaborate within the team to guarantee smooth operations of the environment.Contribute to the configuration and maintenance of the HPC and virtualization environments, and adapt it to the current needs of the research community, following our Infrastructure-as-Code approach.Collaborate with the implementation of security measures, user workspaces, and services in our biomedical IT research environment (sciCOREmed)Contribute to the general Linux operations of the service, depending on interest and skills (storage management, software deployment, support for web applications, IT security)Participate in relevant technical meetings with our partners at the University of Basel and at SIB - Swiss Institute of BioinformaticsConfigure, deploy, maintain, and document scientific computing frameworks offered as a service (JupyterHub, RStudio, Shiny, etc.), with a focus on stability and performance.Contribute to the general operations of sciCORE as a scientific computing service (e.g. user support)Your profileOur ideal candidate has the following profile:EssentialMasters in computer sciences or equivalent, or academic degree in a computational domainAbility to work collaboratively in service operations based on agile and four-eyes principlesStrong experience with Linux systems administration, preferably in an HPC-based research environmentHands-on experience in configuring, deploying, and supporting web services: incl. application and management services (e.g. access control, monitoring, logging)Hands-on experience with script-based system management (bash, Python) and in using version control systems for configuration management (e.g. git)Knowledge of Linux configuration tools such as Ansible, Terraform, MAASKnowledge of virtualization platforms like OpenStack, Proxmox, XenServerExperience with core IT security technologies (firewall and SSH server configuration, key management, VPNs)Motivation and an open mind to support a very diverse community of users with a broad range of computing experienceDesirableExperience with service deployment based on container technologiesKnowledge of HPC tools and technologies such as EasyBuild, Slurm, Singularity (apptainer)Experience with advanced computing techniques (parallelization, use of GPUs)Experience with large-scale storage technologies such as GPFS or CEPHExperience with network architectures and configurationExperience with service deployment in cloud frameworks such as OpenStackInterest in in-depth HPC hardware environment design and tuning (storage, network, load balancing)Interest in surveying, prototyping, and deploying innovative technologies, such as filesystem-level encryption, HDFS, virtualization technologies, ...The ability to communicate in English is a must (working language: oral and written) and German is a strong plus.Our new collaborator will interact closely with researchers and other service providers at the university. We thus expect our candidate to be flexible, proactive, and capable of multi-tasking.We offer youAt sciCORE, you will be part of a highly efficient and motivated team of IT specialists. You will have the opportunity to experiment with novel IT technologies and transform the relevant ones into robust productive services. Our interdisciplinary team of 20+ staff includes IT experts, scientific software engineers, data infrastructure managers, and data analysts, with opportunities to participate in interdisciplinary projects. We support our team members in their own training, networking, and career development. The initial contract is for 2 years, with the possibility to extend to a long-term contract subject to successful performance evaluations.The University of Basel is an equal-opportunity and family-friendly employer committed to excellence through diversity.

Kältespezialist*in, 80-100%Per 1 Januar 2025 oder nach VereinbarungDas Biozentrum der Universität Basel ist eines der weltweit führenden Institute für Life Sciences. Mit 32 Gruppen und rund 500 Mitarbeitenden sind wir eine dynamische und internationale Forschungscommunity, die zahlreiche grundlegende Entdeckungen in Biologie und Medizin sowie mehrere Nobelpreisträger hervorgebracht hat. Werde Teil unserer Community!Haben Sie Lust auf einen spannenden, vielseitigen und verantwortungsvollen Job? Haben Sie ein Flair für Technik und einen Fokus auf Dienstleistung? Als Kältespezialist*in ergänzen Sie unsere Mechanische Werkstatt in der Wartung und Reparatur von kälte-technischen Apparaten und unterstützen das Team bei Montage und feinmechanischen Arbeiten.Ihre AufgabenInstandhaltung und Reparatur von Kälteanlagen (Tiefkühler -80°C, Laborgeräte, allg. Kühlgeräte im Laborumfeld, z.B Zentrifugen)Allg. Störungsanalyse sowie Umbauten an Geräten und LaborequipmentMitbetreuung und technische Beratung der internen KundschaftLieferantenkontakt und Ersatzteilbewirtschaftung im Bereich KältetechnikMithilfe bei Montage und feinmechanischen Arbeiten (konventionell)Unterstützung im Prototypenbau und bei der Herstellung / Reparatur von Labor-EquipmentIhr ProfilAbgeschlossene technische Ausbildung und starke Fähigkeiten im Bereich der KältetechnikGültige Fachbewilligung Kältetechnik (oder Bereitschaft, diese zu erlangen)Gute Kenntnisse in EMSR und Hart- /WeichlötenGute Kenntnisse in Wartung, Reparatur und MontageKenntnisse in konventioneller und / oder CNC-Fertigung (Feinmechanik, Drehen, Fräsen, usw.) von VorteilErwünschte Sprachkenntnisse: Deutsch in Wort und Schrift, EnglischkenntnisseWir bieten IhnenWir sind ein aufgestelltes Team und pflegen eine persönliche, familiäre Atmosphäre. Es erwartet Sie eine interessante und abwechslungsreiche Tätigkeit in einem wissenschaftlichen und dynamischen Umfeld mit einem umfangreichen Maschinenpark. Wir haben geregelte Arbeitszeiten und zeitgemässe Anstellungsbedingungen und Sozialleistungen im Rahmen der universitären Besoldungsordnung.Sie sind interessiert, Neues zu lernen? Sie fühlen sich in einem kleinen Team wohl, sind verantwortungsbewusst, arbeiten engagiert und selbständig? Dann sind Sie die Person, die wir suchen.

Microsoft 365 Product Owner80-100 % per sofortIm Zuge der fortschreitenden digitalen Transformation, insbesondere im Bereich Cloud und Microsoft 365 Services (M365 Services), stehen wir vor spannenden Herausforderungen. Als Universität Basel verstehen wir die Bedeutung einer serviceorientierten und nachhaltigen Entwicklung und Anwendung neuer Technologien und Ansätze für unsere Serviceangebote.Die IT-Services (ITS) der Universität Basel dienen als zentraler Anbieter von Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien, die Lehre, Forschung und Verwaltung unterstützen. Wir stehen unseren über 19.000 Universitätsangehörigen beratend zur Seite. Unser Cloud Competence Team ist verantwortlich für die Bereitstellung, Integration und Optimierung der M365 Services.Zur Unterstützung unseres Teams suchen wir per sofort eine kompetente und motivierte Persönlichkeit als Microsoft 365 Product Owner.Ihre AufgabenSie entwickeln und kommunizieren die Vision und Roadmap für die Nutzung von M365 Services innerhalb der Universität, abgestimmt auf Geschäftsziele und IT-Strategie.Sie agieren als zentrale Schnittstelle zwischen den IT-Services und den verschiedenen Fachbereichen, erfassen Bedürfnisse und übersetzen diese in technische Anforderungen.Sie starten und pflegen eine internen M365 Community, sind Ansprechpartner*in für Support und Power User.Sie priorisieren Aufgaben im Einklang mit den Bedürfnissen unserer Mitarbeitenden und arbeiten eng mit Stakeholdern zusammen.Sie organisieren und führen teilweise Schulungen und Einführungsinitiativen durch.Sie leiten IT- und Geschäftsprojekte und arbeiten fachlich mit.Sie überwachen und optimieren die Nutzung der M365 Services, um Produktivität und Benutzerfreundlichkeit zu steigern.Ihr ProfilAbgeschlossene Ausbildung oder Studium im Bereich Betriebswirtschaft, IT oder Ähnliches.Berufserfahrung in einer vergleichbaren Position und Projektmanagement.Tiefgehendes Verständnis der M365 Plattform, idealerweise mit Erfahrung im Hochschulbereich.Starke Kommunikationsfähigkeiten, Verhandlungsgeschick und die Fähigkeit, verschiedene Interessengruppen zu managen.Hohe Serviceorientierung, Selbstständigkeit und Teamgeist zeichnen sie aus.Fähigkeit, Anforderungen effektiv zu priorisieren und in technische Lösungen umzusetzen.Microsoft-Zertifizierungen, die für M365 oder das Produktmanagement relevant sind.Sehr gute Deutsch- und gute Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift.Wir bieten IhnenEine vielseitige und verantwortungsvolle Tätigkeit in einem offenen und dynamischen Arbeitsumfeld.Die Chance, die M365 Plattform für Tausende Nutzer*innen zu gestalten und weiterzuentwickeln.Zusammenarbeit mit verschiedenen Teams und anderen Service Providern der Universität.Zentraler Arbeitsort mit guter Verkehrsanbindung und Flexibilität durch Home-Office-Möglichkeiten.Vergütung und Sozialleistungen im Rahmen der universitären Ordnung, sowie zusätzliche Vorteile wie Familienservice und Vergünstigungen.

Microsoft 365 Specialist80-100 % per sofortIm Zuge der fortschreitenden digitalen Transformation, insbesondere im Bereich Cloud und Microsoft 365 Services (M365 Services), stehen wir vor spannenden Herausforderungen. Als Universität Basel verstehen wir die Bedeutung einer serviceorientierten und nachhaltigen Entwicklung und Anwendung neuer Technologien und Ansätze für unsere Serviceangebote.Die IT-Services (ITS) der Universität Basel dienen als zentraler Anbieter von Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien, die Lehre, Forschung und Verwaltung unterstützen. Wir stehen unseren über 19.000 Universitätsangehörigen beratend zur Seite. Unser Cloud Competence Team ist verantwortlich für die Bereitstellung, Integration und Optimierung der M365 Services.Zur Unterstützung unseres Teams suchen wir per sofort eine kompetente und motivierte Persönlichkeit als Microsoft 365 Specialist.Ihre AufgabenSie übernehmen Aufbau, Administration und Weiterentwicklung der Microsoft 365-Dienste, mit einem Fokus auf M365 Administration, SharePoint Online, Planner (Project Online), Microsoft Teams und Teams Telefonie.Sie entwickeln und pflegen Governance-, Sicherheits- und Compliance-Richtlinien für M365 Services.Sie gewährleisten eine nahtlose Integration von M365 Diensten in unsere bestehende IT-Infrastruktur.Sie beraten unsere Mitarbeitenden bezüglich M365 Funktionen und Best Practices.Sie organisieren und führen teilweise Schulungen und Einführungsinitiativen durch.Sie leiten IT- und Geschäftsprojekte und arbeiten fachlich mit.Sie arbeiten mit unseren externen Dienstleistern auf Augenhöhe zusammen.Sie halten sich über neue Funktionen und Möglichkeiten innerhalb des M365 Ökosystems auf dem LaufendenIhr ProfilEin abgeschlossenes Studium oder eine Ausbildung in (Wirtschafts-)Informatik.Erfahrung in der Verwaltung komplexer M365 Umgebungen.Tiefes Verständnis der M365 Produkte und Dienstleistungen.Kenntnisse in PowerShell-Skripting und Automatisierung sowie Microsoft-Zertifizierungen im M365 Bereich.Erfahrung bei der Verwaltung und Nutzung von Azure und Azure Active Directory.Selbstständige, lösungsorientierte Arbeitsweise und Teamfähigkeit.Starke Kommunikationsfähigkeiten und Kundenorientierung zeichnen sie aus.Kenntnisse in Power BI oder Exchange Online von Vorteil.Sehr gute Deutsch- und gute Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift.Wir bieten IhnenEine vielseitige und verantwortungsvolle Tätigkeit in einem offenen und dynamischen Arbeitsumfeld.Die Chance, die M365 Plattform für Tausende Nutzer*innen zu gestalten und weiterzuentwickeln.Zusammenarbeit mit verschiedenen Teams und anderen Service Providern der Universität.Zentraler Arbeitsort mit guter Verkehrsanbindung und Flexibilität durch Home-Office-Möglichkeiten.Vergütung und Sozialleistungen im Rahmen der universitären Ordnung, sowie zusätzliche Vorteile wie Familienservice und Vergünstigungen.

Personal Assistant (30%)starting 1st June 2024 or as per agreementThe University of Basel is ranked among the best universities in the world due to its research achievements and as the oldest university in Switzerland, can look back on over 550 years of successful history. It counts over 12'000 students and 4'300 researchers in 7 faculties active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences, with a clear focus on life sciences and medicine.The post holder reports to Prof. Maria Katapodi and works closely with her and her research team.Your positionAssuming responsibility for the structural resources of Prof. Dr. Maria Katapodi: personnel, finances, secretariatPersonnel: Assist with hiring, briefing of new employees, management of business travels, vacations and absences. Everything in cooperation with the departments of HR Decentral and HR Central of University of BaselFinances: Budget projections, controlling research credits / third-party funds / operating funds, account assignment, expense reports. Everything in cooperation with the Finance (Accounting & Controlling) department of University BaselIT Support: manage hardware and software needs in collaboration with the IT Department of the University of BaselSecretary tasks: Organization of internal events, representational work, helping with the organization of Prof. Dr. Katapodi's teaching courses, organizing office supplies for the research team, assist in the completion of presentations and websites, organize meetingsYour profileProven working experience as administrative assistant or project assistant and/or general administrative support in a highly dynamic, diverse and multicultural team and contextConfident oral and written communication in German and English is a prerequisite. Good knowledge of French and Italian is an advantageSolution- and goal-oriented attitude, flexible, independent, efficientQuick comprehension, absolute reliabilityVery good PC user skills (MS-Office, Excel), SAP knowledge is an advantageOpen-minded committed personalityWe offer youConditions of employment according to the personnel and salary regulations of the University of BaselInsight into and participation in a committed, innovative and interdisciplinary team

PhD Opportunity in Biomedical EthicsThe Institute for Biomedical Ethics at the University of Basel (IBMB), Switzerland (http://ibmb.unibas.ch/), is currently looking for dynamic and independent graduate students (Master's degree) who are interested in carrying out their PhD work in the ethics of automation. The PhD position is part of our work as partners in the National Center for Competence in Research (NCCR) in Dependable, Ubiquitous, Automation, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation. The Developing Ethics for Automation project collects qualitative interview data as well as quantitative survey data to investigate public and expert attitudes towards integrating ethics in automation across different aspects of society (including autonomous vehicles, smart energy networks, and beyond). The successful candidate will ideally start work in August 2024.Your positionCoordinating and managing a research project including carrying out qualitative interviews and analyzing a large panel data set, including collaboration with other NCCR Automation researchers.Continuing your education/training (e.g., taking courses on research methods).Mentoring research assistants, supervising bachelor and master students and reviewing their contributions.Documenting and presenting research findings in English.Contributing to various organizational processes at the IBMB.Your profileMaster's degree in ethics, philosophy, psychology, bioethics, law, AI or other related fields.Very good Master's and Bachelor's academic grades.Excellent language skills in English.Willingness to contribute towards an empirical project.Ability to speak and understand German and/or French.)Excellent knowledge of research methods and statistics; ideally you are familiar with the analysis of large panel data sets; at a minimum, you are willing to quickly learn these skills independently.High level of commitment, intrinsic motivation, enthusiasm, and responsibility.You wish to be an integral part of an international team and contribute to its success.Your long-term goal is an academic career.You have strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently.We offer youEnrolment in a Swiss Bologna accredited PhD Program in Bioethics and Health Policy at one of the leading research universities in Europe, in collaboration with the Center for Social Psychology.An attractive salary and well-equipped working environment.Positive and productive working atmosphere in which you can develop yourself and realize your potential with in a dedicated team that enjoys collaborating on various projects.Opportunity to engage in a cutting-edge interdisciplinary topic.Empirical methods courses in order to successfully conduct your PhD Project.You will also have the possibility to contribute to the academic life at the IBMB, including contributions to teaching, collaboration in other research projects and academic publications in scientific journals.Environment: The University of Basel is the oldest Swiss university with a long tradition in ethics and the humanities and is committed to diversity, equal opportunities and family-friendliness. It has a long-standing reputation in outstanding research and teaching. Its doctoral candidates come from many international countries providing a vibrant and rich community. More information about the University is available at the following website: https://www.unibas.ch/en/University/About-University.html. The city of Basel is a global centre for biomedical research with major academic institutions and research departments of leading life science companies. Basel is a multicultural city and ranks among the best in terms of quality of life.

PhD position in Health EconomicsStart date: 1 August 2024 or by agreementThe new Chair of Health Economics, under the direction of Prof. Dr. Armando Meier, at the Faculty of Business and Economics of the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position (teaching and research assistant). The position is fully funded and supported by a Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) grant. The successful applicant will be working on topics related to health, labor, and behavioral economics. Prof. Dr. Armando Meier has worked, among others, on research examining how to increase vaccination uptake, the impacts of emotions on decision-making, and the long-run effects of the gender environment at school on occupational sorting and the wage gap. Your positionYou will become part of an international research group in an English-speaking environment and are welcome to interact closely with members of the new Basel Center for Health Economics (BCHE). The Center also includes groups working on behavioral health economics and development economics at the Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH). Your research contributes to SNSF projects related to health and labor economics, including an SNSF project on ?Economic, Behavioral, and Health Consequences of Medical Guidelines" that investigates doctor decision-making following medical tests and its impacts on health outcomes.You will conduct high-level scientific research towards a PhD and assist and participate in research, teaching and administrative tasks. Teaching duties may be carried out in German or English. The position will entail a performance review after 1 year after which the position can be extended to a total of 4 years.Your profileYou are on your way to or already have an excellent MSc degree (or equivalent) in a field such as Economics, Econometrics, or FinanceYou have very good knowledge of economics and are passionate and curious about doing impactful, interdisciplinary work in the domains of health, behavioral and/or labor economics, such as on understanding the impact of cancer screening guidelines on population health and labor market outcomesYou have a solid knowledge of econometrics and first experience with statistical programs such as STATA, R, or Python and a high willingness to attain excellent econometrics skills including on machine learningYou are fluent in written and spoken EnglishWe offer youYou get the opportunity to conduct high-quality research in a dynamic, innovative scientific working environment and the opportunity to interact with internationally renowned scientists from different disciplines. You will be part of a strongly research-oriented team with a collaborative and supportive atmosphere. The position is fully funded with an internationally competitive salary and additional resources available for conference travel. Additional funding for research stays can also be obtained.Basel is situated at the river Rhine right at the border to France and Germany. It's a great place to live and work in the heart of Europe. Health care, quality of life, and public transportation meet the highest international standards. The University of Basel, founded in 1460, is the oldest Swiss university and is among the top 100 universities globally.

PhD Position in MRI Physics and Methodology100% position for 4 years, starting date: immediately or as agreedThe research group Magnetic Resonance Physics and Methodology at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Basel is looking for a PhD candidate.Your positionMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI), developed in the early 1970ies, offers exceptional soft tissue sensitivity and has powered the astounding progress of medicine in the past fifty years. And it still does. Realizing these potentials by way of research and development is one of the most important challenges in state-of-the-art biomedical engineering. Our research is focused on the fundamentals of magnetic resonance physics, and on the development of dedicated MR methods and on data post-processing methods for applications in the field of biophysical, biochemical, and clinical sciences. For further information, please visit our web page: https://dbe.unibas.ch/en/research/imaging-modelling-diagnosis/magnetic-resonance-physics-methodology/We are seeking a PhD candidate to join our research team for the development and implementation of novel MRI methods for structural and functional lung MRI from low (0.55 T) to high field (3 T).Your profileMaster's degree in Physics or related areaExperience in Matlab/Python and C++Experience in MRI may be advantageous but is not requiredStrong motivation and commitment to researchFluency in EnglishWe offer youInteresting and challenging job with high degree of self-responsibility in a professional environment with flexible working hoursDedicated MRI research environment and state-of-the-art MRI systemsInterdisciplinary working environmentThe PhD position is fully funded for a maximum of 4 years in line with employment conditions established by the Swiss National Science Foundation.

PhD position in NeuropharmacologyStarting date 1. August 2024, full-timeThe Neuropharmacology research group at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences seeks applications for an open PhD position.The Neuropharmacology group, led by Prof. Linda Simmler, investigates the mode of action of psychoactive substances pre-clinically. The research focus is on hallucinogenic compounds (psychedelics) that are under evaluation for clinical use in psychiatric disorders. We aim to understand their effects on neuronal circuits and synapses, and link to behavior and disease models.Your positionThe successful candidate will investigate antidepressant effects of psilocybin in mice, using behavioral testing and genetic interventions requiring stereotactic surgeries.Your profileMSc in a relevant discipline (Drug Sciences, Pharmacy, Biology, Neurosciences, or related)Experienced in laboratory work (experience with rodent behavior is a plus)Excellent analytical, experimental and writing skillsOrganized, proactive, collaborative and committed to timelinesWe offer youFully funded PhD candidate position, full time for 3–4 yearsParticipation in the PhD Program for Pharmaceutical SciencesVibrant research environment at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and within the Basel Neuroscience community; in Basel, a global hub for pharmaceutical industry

PhD position in social acceptance of artificial and sustainable fuels100%, 1.8.2024The Sustainability Research Group at the University of Basel is looking for one PhD candidate to investigate social acceptance of artificial and sustainable fuels.Your positionThe political support of conventional biofuels has illustrated that national legislation (e.g., in the USA or the EU) has global socio-economic as well as environmental implications. Aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, several political institutions have launched strategies to foster the use of sustainable fuels and platform chemicals (SFPCs), i.e. carbon-free fuels (e.g., through hydrogen or ammonia) or carbon-neutral fuels (e.g., fuels containing non-fossil carbon from biomass). Within the framework of the project, sustainable fuels (SF) are defined to be fuels that meet a set of environmental and social sustainability criteria. While most SFPCs are expected to be imported to Switzerland, implications on international markets, social impacts (e.g., food security), and indirect environmental effects (e.g., global land-use change) depend on the technology pathway and are unknown. The goal of the PhD position is to contribute to a better understanding of the societal perspective in relation to sustainable fuels. The works will be embedded in the Swiss Federal Office of Agriculture SWEET-funded project "ReFuel.ch". Specifically, the PhD will examine social acceptance of different technological pathways and possible related environmental and socio-economic impacts in Switzerland. In order to do so, there is a need for both qualitative and quantitative assessment of consumer attitudes and demand intention (acceptance) for sustainable fuels and platform chemicals (SFPC), to understand assessment pathways and uptake scenarios. Expected tasks include undertaking two online surveys (one including an experiment) to identify preferences with respect to different identified and legally feasible policy options, general acceptance, attitudes and other potential determinants of future acceptance. In combination with others, a policy report outlining best practices on SFPC promotion and implications for Switzerland will be prepared. Research activities will form the basis of multiple academic research papers for a PhD.The appointment is scheduled to begin on August 1, 2024.Your profileApplicants must possess an academic qualification (MSc/MA) in the social sciences, and should have experience with relevant empirical methods (particularly quantitative research skills are expected and qualitative research skills are desired).A proficient level in English and German, excellent communication skills and a willingness to collaborate are essential.We offer youThe position is for an initial period of one year, renewable for another three years after positive evaluation. As the research project is a collaborative effort between 16 research teams across Switzerland and hosted at the very interdisciplinary Sustainability Research Group of the University of Basel, you will be able to work in a scientifically highly stimulating environment. You will join a supportive, collaborative and cooperative work environment with regular meetings and exchanges. We support participation in a broad and well-established international research network. Further, we offer modern research facilities and an excellent scientific environment at Basel University. Salary and social benefits are provided according to the University of Basel rules. You will be co-supervised by Dr Iljana Schubert, Dr Annika Sohre & Professor Janina Grabs (appointed head of the Sustainability Research Group).

PhD Position Youth Mental Health (100%)Starting date: July 1, 2024, or by agreementThe Faculty of Psychology is one of the seven faculties of the oldest university in Switzerland. With our focuses on Society & Choice and Health & Interventions, we are nationally and internationally successful in research and education.The newly established division of Youth Mental Health deals with mental health and transdiagnostic symptoms of emotional dysregulation in children and adolescents. To this end, we employ a combination of clinical, experimental, neurobiological, and ambulatory assessments.With the planned research project, we aim to determine the extent to which psychophysiological data collected via smartphones from adolescents in the general population correlate with their everyday emotional experiences and mental health.To achieve this, we are seeking an individual who is equally interested in youth mental health and innovative research methods, and who is motivated to pursue a PhD.Your positionDevelopment and implementation of a research project on psychophysiological ambulatory assessments via smartphoneProject coordination and recruitment of study participantsData collection with adolescents and monitoring of ambulatory assessmentData processing and statistical analysisPresentation of scientific results in internal meetings, at national and international conferencesWriting and publishing scientific publicationsConducting teaching activities, supervising bachelor and master thesesYour profileOutstanding master's degree in psychologyInitial experience in teaching bachelor's and/or master's seminarsHigh level of initiative, independent work organization, reliable and meticulous work ethic, high degree of commitment and resilienceVery good oral and written German and English skillsExperience in analyzing longitudinal data (multilevel or structural equation models) is an advantageTechnical affinity; previous experience in collecting and processing psychophysiological or (neuro-)biological data is an advantageWe offer youVaried and challenging work in a dynamic and dedicated team with good national and international networkAcquisition of important skills in research methodology, application of specific statistical proceduresClose involvement in departmental research projects and collaborations, as well as intensive supervisionRemuneration according to the guidelines of the Swiss National Science Foundation (the position is initially limited to one year with the option of a two-year extension).

PhD student position in Blood Cancer Research100% / upon negotiationThe Department of Biomedicine (DBM) is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 900 employees, the DBM is the largest department at the University located in the heart of Basel. The group for childhood leukemia, affiliated with the University Children's Hospital (UKBB) & the DBM studies genetic alterations involved in the development, maintenance and relapse of acute myeloid leukemia (AML). We use various models to dissect critical cellular and molecular mechanisms of AML initiation and maintenance (Stavropoulou et al. Cancer Cell, 2016; Lopez et al., Cancer Discovery, 2019, Forte et al., Cell Metabolism, 2020; Leonards et al., Nat Commun 2020, Piqué et al., Blood 2023).Your positionOur multi-disciplinary approach allows the student to learn and master a multitude of techniques ranging from various cell culture and animal models, histology and high-resolution imaging, viral gene transfer, multi-parameter flow cytometry, in vivo experiments, NGS-applications and bioinformatic data mining.Your profileHighly motivated with a genuine interest in cancer research. With a curiosity-driven attitude, demonstrating enthusiasm for science and able to work independently but also being a good team player.You hold a Master or an MD degree with some experience in wet lab and/or computational biologyPractical experience (LTK1) with animals (mice) is a plusSome basic skills in bioinformatics (R) are desired.Fluency in spoken and written English is mandatory.We offer youA highly stimulating collaborative research environment with outstanding infrastructure including cutting-edge core facilities.A dynamic, international, and collegial research teamBasel is a medium-size city with an international spirit located at the tri-national border of Switzerland, Germany and France.Basel stands out for its high quality of life, multilingual inhabitants and a rich cultural environment.Salary and benefits are according to University of Basel standards.

PhD student position in Computer VisionThe Department of Ancient Civilizations of the University of Basel invites applications for one PhD student position (100%) in Computer Vision for 3 years on the topic of offline to online conversion of historical handwritings within the SNSF-funded research project 'Egrapsa: Retracing the evolutions of handwritings in Greco-Roman Egypt thanks to digital palaeography'.Deadline for application: April 23, 2024.Beginning of the position: September 01, 2024 (ideally).Work place: Basel (Switzerland)Salary: approx. 50'000 Swiss francs per yearThe interviews are expected to take place beginning of May online via Zoom.The projectPapyri preserved by the dry climate of Egypt are an unparalleled source of information about the Ancient World. However, their large number, diversity and current dispersion have impeded a comprehensive grasp of their nature and content. In particular, palaeography, the study of handwritings that has the potential to unveil where, when, and by whom a text was written, still relies on experts' assertions that rarely reach consensus. New technological advances in Computer Science, notably in Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing now allow building the big picture of the writing culture of Greco-Roman Egypt and developing scientific analyses of scripts. Funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation for five years, the Starting Grant project EGRAPSA (literally ?I have written" in Ancient Greek) aims at providing a new theoretical framework to the palaeography of Greek papyri. Starting from sound evidence, it aims at retracing the evolutions of handwritings, generating a model that, in turn, can contribute to organizing the papyrological documentation in a coherent panorama, improving the solidity of dates and writer identifications made on palaeographical grounds. The ground-breaking dimension of the project is to encompass the entire papyrological documentation in its full complexity to measure similarities and explain evolutions by focusing on the reconstruction of the dynamics of writing, thus to literally re-trace handwritings. For further information, see the project website https://d-scribes.philhist.unibas.ch/en/.Your positionThe PhD student will be fully funded for a period of three years, be registered as a PhD student at the University of Basel, and work under the co-supervision of Prof. Isabelle Marthot-Santaniello (Department of Ancient Civilizations) and of Prof. Ivan Dokmani? (Department of Mathematics and Computer Science) with support from the Center for Data Analytics (CeDA). The PhD dissertation project will focus on how to experimentally capture hypothetical ductus (stroke order and direction of writing) reconstructed by experts and to design deep learning pipelines as well as experimental protocols to acquire and compare ductus reconstitutions.In addition, the PhD student will take part in the team's discussions on the history and evolutions of Greek handwritings across a millennium. She/he will help organize – jointly with the team – a number of workshops and conferences, participate in outreach activities of the project and present her/his research at scientific meetings. Your profileApplicants should hold a Master's degree in Computer Vision or related fields with grades above average (Master's thesis must be completed by the start of the position), be highly motivated to conduct innovative transdisciplinary research at the intersections of Artificial Intelligence, Kinematics, Digital Humanities and Ancient History, have an excellent command of at least English, and be able to work autonomously within an internationally and institutionally diverse environment.We offer youThe project is based in the Department of Ancient Civilizations and conducted in collaboration with the Center for Data Analytics led by Prof. Ivan Dokmani? at the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. The collaborative nature of the project ensures that the successful candidate will be immersed in a stimulating machine learning research environment, with cutting-edge infrastructure for high-performance computing provisioned by sciCORE – the Center for Scientific Computing. The salary and employment conditions will be those of PhD students at the University of Basel.

PhD student position: deciphering the molecular basis of allostery in CRISPR associated proteins using single-molecule experiments100%, starting July (negotiable)The Biomolecular Nano-Dynamics group at the Dept. of Chemistry, University of Basel is looking for a highly talented and motivated PhD student with a background in (bio-)physics, or biophysical chemistry to join our team for the study of allosteric mechanisms governing recently discovered CRISPR associated proteins using novel techniques, such as single-molecule fluorescence/FRET and nanopore trapping.Your positionThis PhD project will grow with you. You will create time-resolved direct observations of single CARF proteins – aka. CRISPR suicide proteins – undergoing allosteric activation, substrate processing, deactivation, etc. How this works, on what timescales, by which conformational rearrangements has not been observed yet in real-time, leaving the underlying molecular processes obscure. In this PhD project, you'll be able to solve (some of) these nanoscale puzzles. Steps involved in the project:Single-molecule fluorescence/FRET/DyeCycling experimentsSolid-state nanopore/NEOtrap experimentsAdvanced data analysis, coding, kinetic modelingProtein production and functionalizationYour profilePrior experience in several of these areas is desired:Single-molecule experiments and interpretationAdvanced data analysis, coding, modeling, machine learningOptics and fluorescence microscopy and/or nanopore techniquesProtein biochemistryEssential requirements:MSc degree in physics or (bio-)chemistry with excellent gradesHigh motivation and curiosity about fundamental questions on the physical-chemistry of lifeIndependent analytical thinking and systematic work styleExcellent experimental problem-solving skills and perseveranceFriendly team player proficient in English communication (speaking & writing)We offer youAn exciting and fully funded PhD project in Basel, SwitzerlandEmbedding in a productive, interdisciplinary group with an open and interactive lab cultureState-of-the-art research infrastructure and facilitiesA highly international and interdisciplinary setting stimulating your professional and personal developmentThe GRACE graduate center, wide-ranging sports offers, etc.A beautiful and very livable city at the intersection of Germany, France, and Switzerland

PhD-Stelle Youth Mental Health (100%)Eintritt per 01.07.2024 oder nach VereinbarungDie Fakultät für Psychologie ist eine der sieben Fakultäten der ältesten Universität in der Schweiz. Mit unseren Schwerpunkten Society & Choice und Health & Interventions sind wir in Forschung und Studium national und international erfolgreich.Die neu errichtete Abteilung für Youth Mental Health befasst sich mit der psychischen Gesundheit sowie mit transdiagnostischen Symptomen emotionaler Dysregulation bei Kindern und Jugendlichen. Dazu nutzen wir eine Kombination von klinischen, experimentellen, neurobiologischen und Alltags-Erhebungen.Mit dem geplanten Forschungsprojekt möchten wir herausfinden, inwiefern mit dem Smartphone gesammelte psychophysiologische Daten von Jugendlichen aus der Allgemeinbevölkerung mit ihrem emotionalen Erleben im Alltag sowie ihrer psychischen Gesundheit zusammenhängen.Dazu suchen wir eine Person, die sich gleichermassen für die klinische Kinder- und Jugendpsychologie sowie für innovative Forschungsmethoden interessiert, und motiviert ist, ein PhD-Studium zu absolvieren.Ihre AufgabenEntwicklung und Implementierung eines Forschungsprojekts zu ambulatory assessments via SmartphoneProjektkoordination und Rekrutierung von StudienteilnehmendenDurchführung von Datenerhebungen mit Jugendlichen und Monitoring des ambulatory assessmentDatenaufbereitung und statistische AnalysenPräsentation wissenschaftlicher Ergebnisse in internen Meetings, an nationalen und internationalen KongressenVerfassen wissenschaftlicher Publikationen mit dem Ziel einer Promotion (PhD)Durchführung von Lehrveranstaltungen, Betreuung von Bachelor- und MasterarbeitenIhr ProfilHervorragender Masterabschluss in PsychologieHohe Eigeninitiative, selbständige Arbeitsorganisation, zuverlässige und sorgfältige Arbeitsweise, hohes Mass an Engagement und BelastbarkeitErste Erfahrungen beim Unterrichten von Bachelor- und/oder MasterseminarenSehr gute mündliche und schriftliche Deutsch- und EnglischkenntnisseErfahrungen in der Analyse von longitudinalen Daten (Mehrebenen- oder Strukturgleichungsmodelle) von VorteilTechnische Affinität, Vorerfahrung in der Erhebung und Verarbeitung von psychophysiologischen oder biologischen Daten ist ein VorteilWir bieten IhnenAbwechslungsreiche und anspruchsvolle Tätigkeit in einem dynamischen und engagierten Team mit guter nationaler und internationaler VernetzungErwerben wichtiger Kompetenzen im Bereich Forschungsmethodik, Anwendung spezifischer statistischer VerfahrenEnge Einbindung in Forschungsprojekte der Abteilung und Kooperationen sowie intensive BetreuungEntlohnung gemäss den Vorgaben des SNF (die Anstellung ist zunächst auf ein Jahr befristet mit der Option auf zwei Jahre Verlängerung).

PostDoc in Physiological plant ecology and climate change research80% / start in summer/fall 2024The research group Physiological Plant Ecology of Prof. Dr. Ansgar Kahmen of the Department of Environmental Sciences is looking for a postdoc who will act as scientific manager for the Swiss Canopy Crane II (SCC II) experimental site in Hölstein BL, https://ppe.duw.unibas.ch/en/sccii. At the SCC II site we conduct long-term experimental research assessing the effects of drought on a mature temperate forest.Your positionTwo main tasks are associated with the position. One is to overlook and maintain key scientific infrastructure, in particular the system of automated climate, soil and tree physiological sensors, and manage the data streams and data archive that originate from these sensors. The second task is to perform original research at the experimental site in physiological plant ecology or biogeochemistry.Your profileWe are looking for a dynamic, reliable and motivated candidate with a PhD in biology, forestry, environmental sciences or related disciplines. Strong interest in process-oriented research in plant physiology, experience with sensor networks (automated dendrometers, sap-flow systems) and with processing and statistical analyses of large datasets is important. Teamwork within the group and associated partners requires spoken and written English and (ideally) German language skills.We offer youWe offer an interesting position in an international and interdisciplinary research environment at the University of Basel. The position will initially be for two years with the option of a four-year extension, depending on the performance of the candidate. The workload of the position is 80% and salary and social benefits are provided according to University of Basel rules.

Postdoc Position in Political Science60%, 01.09.2024The Department of Political Science at the University of Basel, Switzerland, is searching for a postdoc position (?Oberassistenz").Your positionYou will pursue independent research and publications in the field of comparative politics such as representation, legislative studies, corruption, political methodology or related topics. You collaborate on research and pedagogical projects, mentor master's students and assist in academic administration to some degree. You will teach two hours per week (during the semester). This position is for an initial period of two years, renewable for another four years after positive evaluation. The appointment is scheduled to begin on September 1, 2024. Work place is Basel.Your profilePhD in Political Science or SociologySkills in quantitative methods and/or computational methods (e.g. text-as-data methods)Strong command of R and/or StataDidactic competence and enthusiasm for teachingWillingness to collaborate with colleagues, and to contribute to the academic activities and further development of the Political Science groupWillingness to contribute to the university's self-administrationFluency in written and spoken English is required. Knowledge of German is a plus (part of courses are taught in German).We offer youThis position is part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment at the University of Basel. We offerOpportunity to conduct independent research and collaborate in a motivated teamPosition for the maximum duration of six years (two years initially)Salary and social benefits according to the University of Basel rulesDedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progressPossibility to either receive a higher, paid teaching opportunity or to raise project funds independently for the duration of the employment

Postdoc position in Sustainability Research Group75%, 01.08.2024The Sustainability Research Group at the University of Basel, led by Prof. Dr. Janina Grabs, is looking for one postdoctoral researcher to investigate the governance of sustainable agri-food systems, with a particular focus on the implementation of mandatory sustainability legislation in tropical agri-food commodity chains.Your positionThe production of agricultural commodities such as coffee, cocoa, or palm oil is associated with persistent environmental and social problems, including deforestation, forced and child labor, and smallholder poverty. Transforming agri-food systems is thus a major sustainable development challenge. European governments currently aim to do so via the introduction of mandatory supply chain sustainability legislation such as due diligence regulations and import restrictions. Such legislation requires companies to provide granular insights on environmental and human rights-related risks in their supply chains, and gives them responsibility for risk mitigation and remediation in production sites. Select laws also prohibit companies from importing products associated with negative impacts such as deforestation or forced labor.Despite legislators' best intentions, there are concerns that this new generation of regulations will not be effective in reducing the harms embedded in global supply chains, and might even exacerbate them. The intended transformation toward more sustainable agri-food trade will rely on how successfully supply chain actors coordinate in building more transparent and responsible value chains. How do businesses adjust their behavior to move into compliance? How do these preparatory steps change value chain organization, power dynamics and smallholder livelihood outcomes in tropical agri-food value chains? And what effects does the legislation have on intended goals, i.e. the improvement of human rights and environmental outcomes in producing countries?You will answer these questions via a combination of qualitative (e.g. expert interviews, Q-methodology, case study analysis) and/or quantitative (e.g. company or producer surveys) research on policy implementation in tropical agri-food commodity sectors such as coffee, cocoa, and palm oil. In addition to a global-level analysis, field research in one producing country (e.g. Colombia, Côte d'Ivoire) is expected and budgeted for. The specific project, including the fieldwork locations, will be tailored to the interests and skills of the successful candidate.You will also be integrated into broader, externally funded research projects that are currently under review, and will mentor Master's and doctoral students as part of such projects. You will further gain teaching experience by teaching three hours/week (during the semester) of graduate-level courses in the Master's in Sustainable Development (MSD) program of the University of Basel.Your profileApplicants should have completed a PhD in a relevant field such as political science, political economy, public policy/administration, global governance, sustainability research, sociology, or another social science discipline. The candidate should have demonstrated experience in the use of qualitative and/or quantitative research methods, and ideally have experience in conducting fieldwork in smallholder producer contexts.We are looking for someone with a proficient level in English as well a second language (e.g. Spanish, French, Bahasa Indonesia), excellent interpersonal and communication skills, a strong work ethic, the ability to work independently, and a high willingness to collaborate.We offer youThe appointment is scheduled to begin on August 1, 2024, or at the earliest convenience thereafter of the successful candidate.This position is for an initial period of two years, renewable for another four years after positive evaluation. The place of work is Basel, Switzerland.As part of the very interdisciplinary Sustainability Research Group of the University of Basel, you will be able to work in a scientifically highly stimulating environment. You will join a supportive, collaborative and cooperative work environment with regular meetings and exchanges. We further support participation in a broad and well-established international research network.You will work closely with Professor Janina Grabs (appointed head of the Sustainability Research Group), and be provided with ample opportunity to develop your own academic leadership profile in preparation for the next steps of the career ladder. We offer dedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progress.The University of Basel is an equal opportunity employer; women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.Further, we offer modern research facilities and an excellent scientific environment at Basel University.Salary and social benefits are provided according to the University of Basel rules.

Postdoc Position: Advanced photonics for ultrafast chiral spectroscopyThe Ultrafast Chiral Dynamics Laboratory at University of Basel, led by Prof. Malte Oppermann, develops time-resolved laser spectroscopy techniques to capture both the structural and electronic evolution of chiral molecular systems during their (bio-)chemical activity in real-time. We are looking for a creative and highly motivated postdoctoral researcher with a background in ultrafast spectroscopy to join our interdisciplinary team.Laboratory website: https://oppermann.chemie.unibas.ch/en/Project backgroundTo capture molecular dynamics in real-time we need experimental techniques that offer both high structural and fast time resolution. However, achieving this in the native solution phase of most (bio-)chemical processes remains a formidable experimental challenge – especially on the fastest time scales of molecular motion. To address this, our team has developed a new spectroscopic approach. We use broadband circularly polarized laser pulses to capture changes in the structural symmetry of molecules, called chirality, to resolve the enconded conformational dynamics with femtosecond time resolution [1]. This has opened the path to resolve the structural dynamics of (bio-)molecular systems [2] and to study the chirality of electronic excited states for controlling photochemical processes [3]. To expand the scope of our research, we are now implementing a new ultrafast chiral spectroscopy platform at University of Basel, making use of the latest developments in laser and photonic technology.[1] M. Oppermann, B. Bauer, T. Rossi, F. Zinna, J. Helbing, J. Lacour, and M. Chergui, Optica 6, 1, 56-60 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1364/OPTICA.6.000056[2] M. Oppermann, J. Spekowius, B. Bauer, R. Pfister, M. Chergui, and J. Helbing, J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 10, 11, 2700-2705 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.jpclett.9b01253[3] M. Oppermann, F. Zinna, J. Lacour, and M. Chergui, Nat. Chem. 14, 739-745 (2022).https://doi.org/10.1038/s41557-022-00933-0Your positionIn close collaboration with the Dr. Chris Brahms and the LUPO group at Heriot-Watt University, we are currently implementing a customized hollow-core fiber-based laser source for generating ultra-broadband femtosecond pulses with unique access to the far ultraviolet (UV) regime. Coupled to our approach to ultrafast chiral spectroscopy, we will capture the electronic and structural dynamics encoded in important UV-chromophores, such as nucleobases in DNA, amino acids and peptide bonds in proteins and small organic ligands in molecular systems. On this basis, the candidate will support the design and implementation of new ultrafast spectroscopy instruments and contribute to our ongoing research on chiral photochemistry. Together with a large network of collaborators, our team currently focuses on three system classes: chiral luminescent materials, chiral photoswitches and chiral metal nanoclusters. Going forward, the successful candidate is encouraged to develop their own research as part our program.The position is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation and a Royal Society International Exchange Grant. The initial duration of the position is 3 years and is available immediately, while the starting date is flexible. The position will remain open until a suitable candidate is found, so we encourage interested candidates to apply as soon as possible.Your profileWe are looking for a highly motivated and pro-active candidate with a Ph.D. in physics or chemistry and research experience in ultrafast spectroscopy. This position is especially suitable for a candidate with a strong interest in experimental method development and interdisciplinary research at the intersection between physics and chemistry. Our research is highly collaborative, so we strive for an inclusive, supportive, and enthusiastic work environment that values a team with diverse interests and personal backgrounds (for further details, please see the Diversity & Inclusion Principles of University of Basel).Skills and experience in any of the following areas would be especially valuable:Hands-on experience in ultrafast laser spectroscopyResearch experience in photochemistry or -physicsHardware control via LabView, Matlab, Python or similarData analysis with common programming languages such as Matlab or PythonResearch project management and student supervisionWe offer youA highly interdisciplinary and collaborative work environment in a young research groupState-of-the art ultrafast spectroscopy equipment and research infrastructureCoaching and support for personal career developmentExcellent salary, benefits and working conditions following Swiss university standardsBasel offers a truly international environment, bordering with France and Germany, a wide range of cultural activities and an exceptional quality of life

Postdoctoral Fellowship in Political Science60% / 01.08.2024The Department of Political Science at the University of Basel, Switzerland, is searching for a postdoctoral fellow with a strong training in qualitative methods and research interests in the ?eld of international politics.Your positionThe position is structurally anchored in the Department of Political Science and shared with the Institute for European Global Studies. You will pursue your own research project and you will teach a course of two hours per week (during the semester) which will be part of both the Master in Political Science and the Master in European Global Studies. In addition, you will mentor a limited number of BA and MA students and supervise examinations. This position is for an initial period of two years, renewable for another four years after positive evaluation. The appointment is scheduled to begin on August 1, 2024. The place of work is Basel, Switzerland.Your profileCandidates should hold a Ph.D. in political science or related fields. Your experience should demonstrate methodological rigor in qualitative research and a thematic interest in at least one of the following fields: international relations, regional integration, peace and conflict research, global policies and governance. Fluency in written and spoken English is required. German language proficiency is an asset.We offer youThis position is part of a vibrant English- and German-speaking research environment within two successful programs of the University of Basel. We offer dedicated faculty mentorship to support your academic progress. The Basel Institute on Governance and swisspeace are both associated institutes of the University and closely cooperating with the political science department.

Research Laboratory Technician Position in Diabetes/Immunometabolism Lab80-100%, starting anytimeThe research group Diabetes under guidance of Prof. Marc Donath offers a Research Laboratory Technician position in the context of endocrinology/metabolism/diabetes. This position will be based in the Department of Biomedicine (https://biomedizin.unibas.ch) at the University of Basel/University Hospital Basel, Switzerland.The Diabetes group studies the pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes and in particular how components of the immune system interact with endocrine pathways to manage energy distribution and tissue metabolism. We focus on hormones secreted by pancreatic islet cells, tissue macrophages and the pathological/physiological role of the macrophage-derived cytokine Interleukin-1 beta.Your positionSupport PhD students in their projects with hands-on work. Develop and run assays. Manage data. Help to run the lab by performing common lab task such as ordering and re-stocking materials. Show interest in, discuss and provide input to various research projects.Your profileThe candidate is expected to be have a Laboratory technician apprenticeship or a Bachlor's Degree, be enthusiastic about immune-metabolic research and interact and exchange with other members of the lab. The candidate should be comfortable working with mice and prior experience with in vivo work are of advantage. The primary lab language is English and good written and oral skills are required.We offer youPosition in an international and competitive environment where basic and clinical research meet. The applied research models are predominantly genetically-modified in vivo and ex vivo mouse models in combination with pharmacological tools. Other state-of-the-art lab techniques applied are flow-cytometry, histology, qPCR as well as various protein and enzyme activity assays.Recent relevant publications:Prohormone convertase 1/3 deficiency causes obesity due to impaired proinsulin processing. Meier et al. Nat Comm 2022. PMID: 35963866The cephalic phase of insulin release is modulated by IL-1?. Wiedemann et al. Cell Metab 2022. PMID: 35750050Postprandial Hypoglycemia in Patients after Gastric Bypass Surgery Is Mediated by Glucose-Induced IL-1?. Hepprich et al. Cell Metab 2020. PMID: 32197070Postprandial macrophage-derived IL-1? stimulates insulin, and both synergistically promote glucose disposal and inflammation. Dror et al. Nat Immunol 2017. PMID: 28092375

SAP Entwickler*in80-100%Die Universität Basel ist eine Hochschule von internationalem Ruf, welche in Forschung und Lehre hervorragende Leistungen erbringt. Gegründet 1460, kann sie als älteste Universität der Schweiz auf eine über 550-jährige erfolgreiche Geschichte zurückblicken.Das SAP CC der Universität Basel ist der Direktion Finanzen angegliedert und stellt den Betrieb und die Weiterentwicklung der gesamten SAP-Umgebung sicher. Wir suchen im Rahmen der Nachfolgeplanung für unser dynamisches SAP-Team eine engagierte Persönlichkeit als SAP Entwickler*in per sofort oder nach Vereinbarung.Ihre AufgabenSie entwickeln SAP-Anwendungen auf Basis neuer Technologien wie Fiori/UI5 und/oder im klassischen ABAP-Umfeld in S/4 HANA SystemenSAP-Projekte realisieren Sie in Zusammenarbeit mit den ProzessverantwortlichenTeilprojektleitung im Bereich TechnologieSie arbeiten von der Analyse, über Definition und Entwicklung bis zur Inbetriebnahme der Applikationen aktiv mitSie verstärken unser Team bei der Analyse und Behebung von ProblemenIhr ProfilVorzugsweise Hochschulabschluss im Bereich Informatik/Wirtschaftsinformatik oder eine abgeschlossene Informatik Lehre mit entsprechender WeiterbildungMehrjährige Berufserfahrung in der SAP-Entwicklung (ABAP / ABAP OO) oder Erfahrung in Fiori/UI5 und ODataSelbständige, effiziente und strukturierte ArbeitsweiseOffen für neue Technologien und Freude am LernenSehr gute Deutschkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift, gute Englischkenntnisse von VorteilWir bieten IhnenSpannende und abwechslungsreiche Tätigkeiten in einem vielseitigen dynamischen ArbeitsumfeldHerausfordernde, fachgebietsübergreifende ProjektmitarbeitGute Arbeitsatmosphäre in einem kollegialen und sympathischen TeamAttraktive Anstellungsbedingungen mit Weiterbildungsmöglichkeiten

Scientific HPC and Cloud Computing Team Leader100%The University of Basel has an international reputation of outstanding achievements in research and teaching. It counts over 13'000 students and 4'300 researchers active in domains from humanities and social sciences to natural sciences, with a focus on life sciences and medicine.In this context, sciCORE serves as center of competence in scientific computing, maintaining advanced HPC infrastructure and petabyte-scale storage for active research and associated services (training, data management and scientific support). Our users actively engage with the latest advances in machine learning and AI, leveraging the power of GPUs, and extensively utilizing interactive computing methods. As part of the Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics and as one of the nodes of the national BioMedIT network, sciCORE offers a secure and private cloud-based research platform.We are looking for a Scientific HPC and Cloud Computing Team Leader, to commence on April 1, 2024 (or upon agreement) and join the senior management team at sciCORE, assuming responsibilities for the technological interests of the organization. If you like collaborating with talented people in a highly interdisciplinary academic work environment, we are eager to hear from you. Your positionYou will be responsible for overseeing the technical strategy, infrastructure development, and operational efficiency of our systems. You will collaborate with a team of talented IT professionals and researchers and work closely with key stakeholders, to align technology initiatives with research objectives and to foster innovation in scientific computing. In addition to managerial responsibilities you will participate in technical tasks related to sciCORE's IT infrastructure, including optimization and troubleshooting. ResponsibilitiesDevelop and execute a strategic technology roadmap supporting sciCORE's academic mission.Lead the design, implementation, and maintenance of IT infrastructure for high performance, scalability, and security.Manage a team of skilled technology professionals, fostering innovation and collaboration.Establish and maintain partnerships with technology vendors to to remain updated on IT trends.Oversee security governance and operations in coordination with the CISO.Coordinate budget planning and resource allocation with the senior management team at sciCORE.Manage open tenders for hardware procurement in coordination with the Facilities Controlling & Services Unit of the University of Basel.Your profileEssentialA Master's degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, Engineering, or equivalent, with a strong background in scientific high-performance computing.Proven hands-on experience managing complex Linux-based HPC systems in a research or academic environment.Solid knowledge of infrastructure management using infrastructure-as-code frameworks.Deep technical knowledge of parallel computing architectures, cluster and cloud computing, storage systems, scientific software frameworks and cybersecurity.Demonstrated ability to translate complex technological concepts into strategic plans and practical solutions.Leadership skills with a track record of successfully managing cross-functional teams and fostering innovation.Experience in coordinating open tenders for hardware acquisition, including drafting technical specifications, evaluating bids, and managing vendor relationships.Ability to balance managerial responsibilities with a willingness to engage in hands-on technical work as needed.Fluent proficiency in spoken and written English and German.DesirableExperience in IT service management processes.Familiarity with a wide range of scientific domains, such as physics, chemistry or biology, and an understanding of the computational challenges in these areas.We offer youIn this position you will work in a dynamic academic setup, driving impactful global research. You'll dive into cutting-edge HPC and cloud tech, shaping the University's scientific IT advancements for international competitiveness. We prioritize your growth, supporting your professional journey and networking through national and global events. You will benefit from the attractive social conditions of the University of Basel, which include a competitive salary by international standards. You will enjoy life in Basel, a city of quality living with culture, family-friendliness, high quality healthcare, and excellent public transportation system.

Teamleiter*in Schliesstechnik80 – 100%, per sofort oder nach VereinbarungZentrales Management der universitären SchliesstechnikDie Universität Basel ist eine Hochschule von internationalem Ruf, welche in Forschung und Lehre hervorragende Leistungen erbringt. Gegründet 1460, kann sie als älteste Universität der Schweiz auf eine über 550-jährige erfolgreiche Geschichte zurückblicken. Heute zählt die Universität Basel mehr als 5'000 Mitarbeitende sowie 10'000 Studierende und 2'700 Doktorierende aus über hundert Nationen. Aufgrund ihrer Forschungsleistungen wird sie in internationalen Rankings regelmässig zu den 100 besten Hochschulen der Welt gezählt. Die Kantone Basel-Landschaft und Basel-Stadt finanzieren die Universität in gemein­samer Trägerschaft.Die Bereitstellung einer zeitgemässen und zuverlässigen Infrastruktur für Lehre & Forschung zählt zu den essentiellen Erfolgsfaktoren der Universität. Aktuell nutzt die Universität mehr als 80 Objekte mit einer Geschossfläche von über 300'000 m². Der Betrieb der Räume wird durch das Ressort Gebäudetechnik & Betrieb mit vier Abteilungen sichergestellt.Das Ressort Gebäudetechnik & Betrieb sucht Sie für die Abteilung Sicherheit & Tierschutz als Teamleiter*in Schliesstechnik zur zentralen Sicherstellung des Betriebs, der Instandhaltung und Weiterentwicklung der schliesstechnischen Systeme für alle Objekte der Universität. Die Schliesstechnik umfasst die mechanischen und elektronischen Komponenten der Schliessung.Ihre AufgabenSicherstellung des Betriebs sämtlicher hardwareseitiger Installationen im Bereich Schliesstechnik inkl. Türsteuerungen und Betrieb der SchlüsseldepotsZentrale Ansprechperson bei allen Fragen zur Schliesstechnik, fachbezogene Projekt-Unterstützung der Abteilungen Portfoliomanagement, Bauprojektmanagement und der Campus ServicesFortlaufende Weiterentwicklung der Schliesstechnik in Form von Projektformulierung, Budgetplanung und Umsetzung nach Freigabe inkl. Koordination sämtlicher Aktivtäten mit den jeweiligen Anspruchsgruppen inner- und ausserhalb der UniversitätSicherstellen der Anfertigung und des Versands von persönlichen und unpersönlichen UNIcardsErstellung der Personaleinsatzplanung und Führung der Mitarbeitenden im Team sowie der eingebundenen externen PartnerIhr Profilabgeschlossene Ausbildung im Bereich Sicherheitstechnik (idealerweise Projektleiter*in Sicherheitssysteme mit eidg. FA)mindestens fünf Jahre Berufserfahrung in einer vergleichbaren Position und im Umgang mit verschiedenen Anspruchsgruppen in grossen Organisationenhohe Kunden- und Serviceorientierungsehr gut ausgeprägte Team- und Kommunikationsfähigkeitsehr gute Deutschkenntnisse, Englischkenntnisse von VorteilWir bieten Ihneneine langfristige Perspektive in einem verantwortungsvollen, vielseitigen und zukunftsorientierten Umfeldeine sorgfältige Einarbeitungsphase sowie Unterstützung und Coaching durch unsere erfahrenen Kolleginnen, Kollegen und VorgesetztenAngebote zur Weiterbildung, bspw. Projektmanagement, Englisch-Sprachkurse

Two PhD Positions in Neuroimmunology100%, starting 2024/2025The Department of Biomedicine is a joint effort between the University of Basel and the University Hospitals Basel. It unites basic and clinical scientists to advance our understanding of health and disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need.With more than 70 research groups and 900 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future!The Clinical Neuroimmunology Laboratory in the Department of Biomedicine, headed by Professor Tobias Derfuss, is planning to open a PhD position in early Summer of 2024 and a second position at the end of 2024 or early 2025. Research in the lab is aimed at understanding the causes and pathomechanisms of autoimmune diseases affecting the nervous system, particularly multiple sclerosis and myasthenia gravis.Your positionThe first position (expected start Summer 2024) is focussed on myasthenia gravis, and will include (i) involvement in a pre-defined international study of patient biosamples with a strong clinical component, and (ii) a somewhat higher risk basic science component looking at the normal physiological role of self-reactive B cells.The second position (expected start December 2024) will study the interaction between brain-resident B cells and the surrounding brain tissue, mostly in experimental animal models.Experimental methods for both positions include molecular and cell biology, flow cytometry, histology and microscopy, protein methods, and bioinformatics.Your profileWe are looking for people who enjoy working in the lab, and with whom other people also enjoy working together. Basic research requires thought, patience, attention to detail, the commitment of large amounts of time and energy, and the ability to tolerate frustration. You need to be able to work independently, and also to work in a highly integrated way as part of a team, sometimes under circumstances that may seem like they benefit the team while the immediate benefit to you may not be clear. Particularly the first position would be very suitable for someone who would like to complete PhD in addition to their medical studies (MD-PhD).We offer youWe are a small lab, and we offer a stable, friendly environment in which doctoral and medical students can develop their skills and their understanding, with solild support from people with experience in the various required techniques. We don't make unreasonable demands, and we are open to discuss more or less all aspects of the work and the environment. The Department of Biomedicine at the University of Basel is very well equiped, and smartly run by people who understand what it takes to get cutting edge research done, and the community of PhD students here is well supported and socially welcoming.

Universita?tsdozent*in für Klinische Psychologie80-100% per 01.08.2024 oder nach VereinbarungDie Fakultät für Psychologie ist eine der sieben Fakultäten der ältesten Universität in der Schweiz. Mit unseren Schwerpunkten Society & Choice und Health & Interventions sind wir in Forschung und Studium national und international erfolgreich.Ihre AufgabenDie Dozentur deckt einen beträchtlichen Teil der Lehre im Bereich Klinische Psychologie sowohl im Bachelor- wie auch im Masterstudiengang ab. In der Lehre (12 SWS bei Vollzeitstelle) wird erwartet, dass Sie aufgrund Ihrer einschlägigen Lehrerfahrung und wissenschaftlichen Expertise die Grundlagen der klinischen Psychologie in Vorlesungen und Seminaren vermitteln und die Ausbildung der Studierenden in den zugeordneten Bereichen qualitativ hochstehend und mit Engagement voranbringen. In der Forschung leisten Sie durch Studien, Publikationen und Drittmitteleinwerbung einen Beitrag zur Profilierung des Forschungsschwerpunkts Health & Interventions.Ihr ProfilWir erwarten einen universitären Abschluss in Psychologie auf Doktoratsstufe, mehrjährige wissenschaftliche und didaktische Erfahrung im Bereich Klinische Psychologie sowie ein ausgeprägtes Mass an analytischen und organisatorischen Fähigkeiten. Die Attraktivität und Nachhaltigkeit der Lehre ist für die Fakultät für Psychologie von grösster Bedeutung. Entsprechend wird hervorragende Kommunikationsfähigkeit, Belastbarkeit, Freude am Umgang mit Studierenden und klinische Qualifikation (z.B. psychotherapeutische Ausbildung) vorausgesetzt.Wir bieten IhnenDie Universität Basel und die Fakultät für Psychologie sind der Exzellenz in Lehre und Forschung verpflichtet, setzen sich für Diversität, Chancengleichheit, Nachhaltigkeit und Familienfreundlichkeit ein und bieten ein attraktives Arbeitsumfeld mit zeitgemässen Anstellungsbedingungen und hervorragenden Sozialleistungen. Im Bestreben, den Frauenanteil in akademischen Führungspositionen zu erhöhen, ist die Universität an Bewerbungen von Frauen besonders interessiert.Wir bieten eine eigenständige, verantwortungsvolle und vielfältige Aufgabe in einem spannenden universitären Umfeld. Die Laufzeit der Anstellung beträgt vorerst 4 Jahre. Spätestens im vierten Jahr der Anstellung erfolgt eine Evaluation, insbesondere der Lehr- und Forschungsleistungen. Bei erfolgreicher Evaluation besteht die Möglichkeit einer unbefristeten Anstellung. Die Stelle ist derzeit als 80%-Anstellung vorgesehen; eine Erhöhung auf 100% ist angestrebt.

Verantwortliche*r für Administrative Koordination und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit60-70%, zunächst befristet auf vier JahreDas Forschungsnetzwerk Responsible Digital Society (RDS, rds.unibas.ch) ist Teil der KI-Initiative der Universität Basel und hat zum Ziel, eine interdisziplinäre Plattform innerhalb der Universität und darüber hinaus bereitzustellen für Fragen zu KI und Digitalisierung und deren ethischen, rechtlichen und gesellschaftlichen Konsequenzen. Administrativ ist das RDS am Departement Mathematik und Informatik (DMI) der Universität Basel angesiedelt. Das DMI sucht per sofort oder nach Vereinbarung eine*n Verantwortliche*n für die administrative Koordination der KI-Initiative und des RDS sowie für die Öffentlichkeitsarbeit.Die KI-Initiative der Universität Basel hat zum Ziel, die kritische KI-Kompetenz in allen Bereichen der Universität zu stärken – in der Forschung durch die Förderung des Austauschs unter Forschenden, in der Lehre durch die Integration von KI-Kompetenz in die Curricula aller Studiengänge und in der Administration durch die geeignete Schulung von Mitarbeitenden. Das RDS wird für die Forschungsaktivitäten der KI-Initiative sowie den Austausch mit der interessierten Öffentlichkeit verantwortlich sein.Das RDS umfasst mehr als 60 Forschende aus allen Fakultäten der Universität Basel. Ein wichtiges Anliegen ist die Vernetzung der Forschenden im Bereich KI und die Kommunikation mit der interessierten Öffentlichkeit.Ihre AufgabenAdministrative Koordination der KI-InitiativeEntwicklung und Umsetzung eines Konzepts für die Öffentlichkeitsarbeit des RDSOrganisation von wissenschaftlichen Veranstaltungen und Kolloquien des RDSKonzeption und Organisation von Veranstaltungen für die ÖffentlichkeitPressearbeit: Verfassen von Presseartikeln zu Aktivitäten des RDSVeröffentlichung von Berichten über das RDS über verschiedene Social Media-KanäleOrganisation von NetzwerkanlässenAusarbeitung von PR-Material und Weiterentwicklung der Webpräsenz des RDSIhr ProfilErfahrung mit ÖffentlichkeitsarbeitOrganisationstalentBegeisterung für aktuelle Fragestellungen aus der KI und der DigitalisierungAusgezeichnete Deutsch- und EnglischkenntnisseErfahrung im Umgang mit sozialen Medien in einem professionellen KontextExzellente schriftliche und mündliche Ausdrucksfähigkeit, strukturiertes Denken und Schreiben, Erfahrung im Erstellen von digitalem Content (Bilder, Videos, etc.)SozialkompetenzWir bieten Ihneneine abwechslungsreiche Tätigkeit in einem hochaktuellen Themenbereich und einem motivierten Teameinen modernen Arbeitsplatz mitten in Basel in einem spannenden, interdisziplinären Umfeldeine Entlöhnung nach dem Personalreglement und den Lohnsätzen der Universität Basel

Web Application Specialist80%Die IT-Services (ITS) der Universität Basel stellen als zentraler Dienstleister Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologien für Lehre, Forschung und Administration bereit. Sie unterstützen und beraten die über 19'000 Angehörigen der Universität.Innerhalb der ITS stellt das Team Web-Applications (WApp) unter anderem die Services easyWeb standard (ein Website-Baukasten), das zentrale Intranet und das Learning Management System ADAM allen Bereichen der Universität zur Verfügung.Zur Verstärkung suchen wir für das Team WApp per sofort oder nach Vereinbarung eine*n Mitarbeiter*in als "Web Application Specialist".Ihre AufgabenIhr vielfältiges Aufgabengebiet setzt sich aus Tätigkeiten von verschiedenen swissICT Berufsbildern zusammen wie Applikationsentwickler, Applikationsmanager, Test-Ingenieur, Testmanager und Projektleiter.Gemeinsam im Team...verantworten Sie die Weiterentwicklung und den Betrieb von easyWeb standard (CMS auf Basis von TYPO3, betrieben auf einem Kubernetes Cluster).leiten Sie Projekte rund um das easyWeb standard Portfolio und unterstützen in benachbarten Projekten.koordinieren Sie mit externen Dienstleistern die Softwareentwicklung.entwickeln Sie aktiv die Service-Landschaft im Bereich Content Management Systeme weiter.unterstützen Sie das Qualitätsmanagement von neuen Releases.verbessern Sie die Testmethoden und die Testautomatisierung.gestalten und organisieren Sie den 2nd Level Support mit.dokumentieren Sie Prozesse, Konfigurationen und technische Anleitungen.Sie verfügen über...einen Hochschulabschluss, einen beruflichen Abschluss in Informatik oder vergleichbare Weiterbildungen und Qualifikationen.gute Kenntnisse in der Entwicklung von Webapplikationen (z. B. mit PHP/Laravel, JavaScript/nodeJS)tiefergehende Erfahrungen mit Content Management Systemen.Kenntnisse im Umgang mit GitLab und CI/CD Pipelines (von Vorteil).Erfahrungen im Einsatz von Testing Frameworks für Webapplikationen (von Vorteil).gute Teamplayer- und Kommunikationsfähigkeiten.fliessende Deutsch- und verhandlungssichere Englischkenntnisse.eine strukturierte, zielorientierte und selbständige Arbeitsweise.Wir bieten Ihnenein vielseitig interessiertes, modernes und harmonisches Team,eine verantwortungsvolle und abwechslungsreiche Tätigkeit in einem offenen und dynamischen Arbeitsumfeld,einen zentral gelegenen Arbeitsort mit guter Verkehrsanbindung und der Möglichkeit, gem. Reglement der Universität Basel im Home-Office zu arbeiten,zeitgemässe Anstellungsbedingungen und Sozialleistungen im Rahmen der universitären Ordnung sowieFringe Benefits wie Familienservices, Vergünstigungen für Verpflegung, Sport und Weiteres.