Sie möchten als junger Forschungsleiter*in zu unserem NFS-Projekt dazustossen? Wir unterstützen Sie sehr gern in Ihrer Suche nach einer Gastinstitution und heissen Sie willkommen! Unten finden Sie eine Liste der Zuschüsse (Stipendium oder Gehalt) für Forscher*in und weitere Details zum Vorgang.
SNF Projektförderungen
- SNSF Starting Grants
Die SNSF Starting Grants ermöglichen die Leitung eines eigenen Forschungsprojekts und Forschungsteams in der Schweiz. Teilnehmen können Forschende, die seit ihrer Promotion, einem äquivalenten Abschluss oder ihrem medizinischen Abschluss bereits mehrere Jahre in der Forschung tätig sind, wissenschaftliche Unabhängigkeit erlangt und zu wichtigen Forschungsarbeiten auf ihrem Gebiet beigetragen haben. -> SNF Webseite - Ambizione
Die Ambizione-Beiträge richten sich an junge Forscher*innen , die ein selbstständig geplantes Projekt an einer Schweizer Hochschule durchführen, verwalten und leiten möchten. Das Instrument hat zum Ziel, Forschende aus der Schweiz sowie aus dem Ausland zu fördern. Auch Forschende auf Mittelbaustellen sind zur Gesuchstellung berechtigt. -> SNF Webseite - PRIMA
PRIMA-Beiträge richten sich an hervorragende Forscherinnen, die ein hohes Potenzial für eine Professur aufweisen. PRIMA-Beitragsempfängerinnen sind mindestens auf dem Niveau einer Gruppenleiterin angestellt und führen ein Forschungsprojekt mit einem eigenen Team an einer Schweizer Forschungsinstitution durch. -> SNF Webseite
Offene Stellen
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The University of Neuchatel is seeking candidates with a PhD degree in Biology, internationally recognized research and funding record in behaviour and physiology, as well as an extensive teaching experience and administration skills.
The successful candidate will direct an independent laboratory at the Institute of Biology within the Faculty of Science. He or she will conduct top-level research that focuses on the physiological mechanisms underlying animal behaviour, including research on hormones and brain anatomy. Research should be focused on organismal biology, placing physiological results into an ecological/evolutionary framework. Applicants should possess the capacity to join an interdisciplinary research team on the evolution of complex communication, the NCCR Evolving Language. Teaching duties will be in the domains of medical physiology and behavioural physiology (full professor: 7h per week, assistant professor: 4h per week). Teaching is in French at Bachelor and English at Master level, requiring a commitm
The position is meant to start February 1st, 2025, or upon agreement
Applications should be uploaded onto www.unine.ch/candis (ref. FS-PHY-COMP) in the form of a single PDF file, including a letter of motivation, a CV containing lists of obtained research funding, documenting teaching and research experience, a list of publications, copies of diplomas and a list of three experts able to assess the candidate’s competence. The candidate is also invited to present a statement (three pages max.) of teaching and research interests, his/her scientific approach to the domain, and projects that he or she intends to undertake at Neuchâtel.
Further information can be obtained from the head of the hiring committee, Prof. Klaus Zuberbuehler (), as well as on the site www.unine.ch/sciences
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The Department of Comparative Language Science at the University of Zurich invites applications for a permanent Lecturer position in the Mathematical Foundations of Language (Canton of Zurich pay scale 21, 100% FTE).
The successful candidate is expected to closely collaborate with and support members of the department and the NCCR Evolving Language. About 30 % of the position is devoted to teaching, both in his/her specific areas of expertise and in general statistical methods. The department’s main everyday language is English, but lecturers are expected to acquire conversational knowledge of German within two years. Teaching can be in English or German.
The main focus of the position is on the stochastic processes that underlie language change/phylogeny, language acquisition/ontogeny, and language comprehension/production. The ideal candidate has additional expertise and interest in one or more other branches of mathematics that are relevant for language – including, but not limited to, information theory, measure theory, set theory, complexity theory (especially formal language theory), or graph theory.
The position is meant to start April 1, 2024, or later. The committee will start reviewing applications by January 15, 2024. Applications will be considered until the position is filled.
Applications are to be submitted online via an online form here. Access and information about the online application can be found on the job offer.The University of Zurich aims to increase the proportion of women and diversity in research and teaching, and thus explicitly invites applications from suitably qualified individuals.