TU Dresden is among the top universities in Germany and Europe and one of the eleven German universities with the status of a ‘University of Excellence’. As part of its strategic development, TU Dresden seeks to form strong, interdisciplinary links by extending computational science approaches across various disciplines. In this context,

three (3) chairs (W3) in the broad area of
“Interdisciplinary Digital Science for Healthy Human
Development”

are to be filled as soon as possible. Research in digital and computational methods at the interface between human, natural, technical, and medical systems is an important component of the interdisciplinary, cross-departmental research at TU Dresden. Using computational methods, the three chairs will investigate emergence in heterogeneous complex adaptive systems as they pertain to healthy human development. In particular, this includes applications in the areas of (1) biomedical, (2) neuroscience, and (3) social collective systems with diverse human and technical constituents. In the context of the Synergy of Systems (SynoSys) Department of the newly founded Center for Interdisciplinary Digital Science (CIDS), the three chairs will collaborate in the development, application, and transfer of innovative computational methods for explaining, forecasting, engineering, and optimizing emergence, self-organization, and synergy between complex human, natural, and technical systems under the umbrella theme of “healthy human development”. Please find more details about the positions under the following link: https://tud.link/hiu6 Inspire us with your professional excellence and your innovative strength in an exciting interdisciplinary environment. The identification and appointment of suitable candidates will be conducted by a high-ranking international search committee through active recruitment by means of an extraordinary appointment procedure according to § 61 of the Act on the Autonomy of Institutions of Higher Education in the Free State of Saxony (SächsHSFG). Please submit expressions of interest including scientific curriculum vitae, list of scientific publications, third-party funded projects, prizes and awards, certificates and attestations, a research statement in the context of SynoSys as well as plans for collaboration across TU Dresden as well as within CIDS by May 20, 2022 to the chairwoman of the search committee, Prof. Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo at synosys-info@tu-dresden.de or — if you prefer — via the TU Dresden SecureMail Portal https://securemail.tu-dresden.de, preferably in one PDF document.