Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024 is open. The Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) aims to find ways for farming to work well for the environment, the economy, and society. Based near Berlin, it studies how using legumes in farming can benefit nature and farmers. The Legumes project in the EU focuses on making legume-based farming better by involving different people and finding practical ways to improve it. ZALF is in charge of looking at how these farming changes might affect the money side of things. They’ll also test these ideas in Brandenburg to see how well they work in real farms. They’re offering a part-time job for someone with experience in farming systems to help with this research for two years, maybe longer.
Preference is given to female applicants. Similarly, qualified individuals with severe disabilities are favored in the selection process. Part-time work arrangements are generally accommodated for this position.
Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024
Position: Postdoctoral Position
Coverage: Fully Funded
Nationality: International
Host Region: Germany
Institute: Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research
Field: Systems Agronomy
Duration: 4 Years
Eligibility Criteria for Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024
- Strong English language skills (written and spoken), with a commitment to participate in internal German language courses
- Proficient in scientific writing
- Master’s degree in Agricultural Sciences, specializing in Agronomy/Agro-Ecology
- Located in Germany, open to further training within the institution
- Proficiency in modeling, statistical analysis, and collaborating with farmers
- Capability to work within diverse international teams and independently
Responsibilities for Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024
- Utilize statistical analysis to assess legume performance and agronomic constraints through experiment evaluations
- Engage in pioneering pilot studies across Brandenburg, encompassing on-farm, on-station, and farm network assessments
- Conduct agro-economic evaluations using static models for current and legume-based farming systems
- Collaborate closely with project partners and stakeholders
Benefits of Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024
- Internal language training in German and English
- Role in a cutting-edge EU project with significant scientific and practical importance
- Company transportation pass (company ticket)
- Collaborative and open-minded environment in a dynamic research institution
- Interdisciplinary workspace promoting autonomy and self-sufficiency
- Compensation per federal states’ collective agreement (TV-L) up to E13, up to 80% of regular working hours (with special annual payment)
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How to Apply for Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research 2024
- Submit your application preferably online using the “online application” button below.
- For email applications, compile a single PDF document (maximum size 5 MB) containing standard documents: cover letter, CV, qualifications proof, and certificates. Please mention reference number 140-2023 and send it before the deadline to the “email application” button below.
- Contact Dr. Moritz Reckling for inquiries using the provided contact information.
- Due to cost considerations, extensive publications or application documents can only be returned with a properly stamped envelope enclosed.
- By applying, your personal data will be collected and processed in compliance with EU GDPR Articles 5 and 6. This data will be used solely for application processing and for potential future employment purposes at ZALF. Information will be deleted after six months.
Deadline
- Last date to apply for Postdoctoral Position in Germany at Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research is 4th February, 2024.
