Thank you for your interest in HITS. On the following pages you can find all our open job offers, some guidelines on how to apply at HITS as well as insights into work and life at our institute. Our Alumni section gives a brief overview of our alumni groups and our HITS alumni sum up, which impact their stay at HITS had on their personal and professional career.
12. September 2024
HITS is looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher in Asteroseismology (m/f/d) The Theory and Observations of Stars (TOS) group at …
Read more19. June 2024
The „Molecular and Cellular Modeling“ Group at Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies (HITS) is looking for a student assistant (for approx. 20…
Read more7. June 2024
Think beyond the limits! Do you have an ambitious research idea that you wish to pursue in your postdoc? Are you …
Read more5. June 2024
You are interested in joining our team at HITS? We would be happy to hear from you! You have not found …
Read more3. April 2023
The Machine Learning group at the Heidelberg Institute for Theoretical Studies is looking for a talented PhD student with a strong …
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It’s the mission of HITS to achieve scientific excellence by creating an environment that allows research groups to pursue their research interests with the greatest possible scientific freedom and administrative support. Find out about work and life at HITS.
Which impact did their time at HITS have on their career? Our HITS Alumni tell is what they did at HITS, how they experienced their time here, and how their stay here has helped them pursue their scientific career. One or two will also tell you some fun anecdotes and most precious memories.
Here you can find a brief overview of research groups that previously worked at HITS. You can discover which scientific achievements they reached during their time at our institute and what they do after their stay at HITS.
The CCC group used state-of-the-art computational chemistry to explore and exploit diverse functional organic materials.
The CBI group developed new approaches to the so-called de novo assembly, which is the reconstruction of genome sequences by means of DNA sequencers and bioinformatic methods.
The GRG group investigated various mathematical problems in the fields of geometry and topology, which involve the interplay between geometric spaces.
The HAC group modeled the underlying physics of cosmic rays, magnetic fields, and plasma waves in great detail with the goal to conduct cosmological simulations at high resolution on supercomputers.
The TAP group simulated the diverse shapes and sizes of galaxies with supercomputers.
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