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Studentische Hilfskräfte, Praktikantenstellen, Studienarbeiten
Hier finden Sie Stellen für Studentische Hilfskräfte, Praktikantenstellen an der TU München sowie Studienarbeiten
Eine Anleitung zum Erstellen finden Sie in der Kurzanleitung für Stellenanzeigen und (ausführlicher) im Best Practice Manual Stellenanzeigen (pdf)
12.08.2022
Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) Sekretariatsunterstützung in der Klinik für RadioOnkologie und Strahlentherapie gesucht
Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d) für Sekretariatsunterstützung in der Klinik für RadioOnkologie und Strahlentherapie im Klinikum rechts der Isar der Technischen Universität München zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt gesucht
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Kontakt: sabrina.linder@mri.tum.de
11.08.2022
Practical course / HiWi: Development of a PyTorch-based framework for deep learning research on autonomous driving
Talented students wanted for practical course project with downstream HiWi positions.
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Kontakt: eivind.meyer@tum.de
11.08.2022
Abschlussarbeit / Hiwi-Stelle im Bereich der Festkörperbatterieproduktion
Ausgeschrieben sind verschiedene Arbeiten im Bereich der Festkörperbatterieproduktion
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Kontakt: hans-christoph.toepper@tum.de
11.08.2022
Student Assistants/Forschungspraxis for Chair of Micro- and Nano-systems Technology
We are looking for Forschungspraxis/HiWi student for our team for the following scientific topic:
Superconducting Qubit Design and Quantum Circuit Analysis
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Kontakt: zhen.luo@tum.de
11.08.2022
Student Assistant for IT-Support, Maintenance and Development, General Support
The Tutor Coordination Office of the Department of Informatics recruits student tutors for Informatics courses, trains them in a three-day block seminar and assists them throughout their time working as a student tutor.
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Kontakt: anton.frank@tum.de
10.08.2022
Studentische Hilfskraft für den Lehrstuhl Soziale Determinanten von Gesundheit (KontextSucht)
Wir suchen für das Projekt KontextSucht eine Studentische Hilfskraft für 10h/Woche.
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Kontakt: ananda.stullich@tum.de
10.08.2022
Studentische Hilfskraft für den Lehrstuhl Soziale Determinanten von Gesundheit (PE3PP)
Wir suchen für das Projekt PE3PP eine Studentische Hilfskraft für 10h/Woche.
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Kontakt: jan.gehrmann@tum.de
08.08.2022
Student Assistant - Visual-Inertial Odometry and Mapping with 3D Models.
The Chair of Computational Modeling and Simulation is looking for one student or research assistant to support the Environment Mapping Module of the INTREPID project (https://intrepid-project.eu/).
The first task is improving a Visual-Inertial Odometry (VIO) and Mapping system that takes features from the BIM model.
Besides that, you will integrate the system with the INTREPID platform receiving real-world data through a message broker.
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Kontakt: miguel.vega@tum.de
08.08.2022
Position available for Bachelor's / Master's thesis at the Plant-Insect Interactions group: Effect of deforestation on tropical insect diversity and interactions
Background and objectives
Deforestation is one of the biggest drivers of insect diversity decline globally. This pressing issue is of special concern in the tropics, where complex old-growth forests that harbor diverse pollinator communities and intricate pollination networks are often reduced to simple environments with impoverished communities and ecosystem processes.
Our research group at the professorship for Plant-Isect Interactions aims at understanding how diurnal (bees) and nocturnal (moths) pollinators in the tropics and their interactions with plants are affected by deforestation, and how forest regeneration leads to community reassembly. Based on in-situ fieldwork and/or samples already collected in the framework of the Reassembly project plots (https://www.reassembly.de/), the project aims to investigate how a regeneration chronosequence in a tropical forest affects insect abundance, diversity, functional traits, and diversity of interactions with plants.
Project activities
•Processing of insect samples from Ecuador: catalog-based identification (moths), or taxonomic key based-identification (bees), insect preparation and morphological measurements, pollen analysis.
•Analyzing insect diversity and functional data according to a forest restoration gradient.
•Possibility of performing fieldwork in the Ecuadorian Chocó (Canandé Reserve), from October 4th to mid-December 2022 for trap installation (use of bow and arrow guaranteed) and data acquisition.
Timeframe
•Start: immediately (or later)
•Ca. 30 hours/week in TUM (flexible). If applicable, intensive fieldwork, sample processing, and data processing in a research station in Ecuador (variable working hours, ca. 40h/week, flexible).
•Data collection and processing may start before thesis registration if desired.
Your profile
•Currently enrolled as Bachelor’s or Master’s student.
•Interest in community ecology, forest restoration ecology, and insect identification.
•Independent working profile.
•Interested in learning and using community-wide statistical analysis.
•Flexible working hours. Availability for potential extended fieldwork, if desired.
•Suitability for working in tropical conditions, if applicable: yellow fever vaccine, physical fitness, resistance, problem-solving mind, and interest in tropical nature.
•Good command of English. If going on fieldwork, basic Spanish is useful but not strictly necessary.
Contact for applying and questions
Ugo Diniz
Technical University of Munich – Plant-Insect Interactions
ugo.diniz@tum.de
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Kontakt: ugo.diniz@tum.de
05.08.2022
Student assistant for administrative and work system tasks
The Core Facility Statistical Consulting is looking for candidates, starting as soon as possible, for the position of a
Student assistant for administrative and work system tasks
Tasks:
• Assistance in general administrative work
• Assistance in the organisation and arrangement of courses
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Kontakt: marina.munoz@helmholtz-muenchen.de
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