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Internships and Student jobs

The neutron source offers jobs for students, for example internships, as well as bachelor or master theses and student trainee jobs.

Within these jobs computer simulations are performed, components of neutron instruments are tested, software is developed, new methods and concepts of instruments are tested and performed, experiments are designed and scientific measurements are performed. This is especially interesting for students of the following courses: Electrical Engineering, Physics, Engineering, Technical Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Scientific Computing, Mechatronics, Medical Engineering or Precision Engineering.

Included is the opportunity to experience research life and work in an interdisciplinary environment with scientists and engineers. We place special emphasis on the training aspect.

Open positions internships & student jobs

  • Praktikum, Praxissemester im Bereich Scientific Computing In the Scientific Computing Group, we develop open-source C++ code for the analysis of neutron scattering experiments. Our software enables researchers to deduce material properties from their scattering data. With ever new scientific questions, there is always need for extending our software. Download

  • Internship - Practical Semester - B.Sc. Thesis - Any Curriculum Our facility is home to NEPOMUC, the world’s most intense antimatter beam and a unique tool for material defect studies, surface investigation and fundamental research in quantum physics. We seek and train students willing to develop their knowledge and skills over the widest set of disciplines. If you are a top student from any course of studies who holds a personal interest in gaining a deeper knowledge in any field related to Physics, Electronics or Informatics, and in particular if your career plan would not traditionally offer you the opportunity to do so, we invite you to contact us to compare your desires with our needs. Download
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