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Master Thesis (f/m/d) - Microsolvation in biological systems (Hybrid Work Option)

YOUR TASKS AND LEARNING AREAS

• Development of workflows in the field of chemistry, specifically the placement of water molecules in protein ligand systems
• Establishing and evaluating the FEBISS method on research relevant use cases
• Building a valuable network of contacts in the research & development community at Bayer
• Preparation of publications, presentations and documentation of your work

WHO ARE YOU

• Enrolled as a master student in a natural science program (chemistry, chemical engineering, physics, or a comparable field)
• Knowledge of computational chemistry and modeling, first acquaintance with statistical thermodynamics of solvation is an advantage
• Experience in a programming language such as Python, ideally some familiarity with computational chemistry tools such as visualization (e.g. Pymol, Chimera), quantum mechanics (e.g. Orca) and molecular dynamic (e.g. Amber, Gromacs) software tools
• You have a strong foundation in (bio)chemistry
• Flexibility and ability to work in a structured and independent manner
• Enjoy analyzing complex interrelationships and interdisciplinary questions
• You were exposed to git and Linux before

YOUR APPLICATION

This is your chance to join us in addressing the greatest global challenges of our time: keeping people healthy, feeding the world's growing population and slowing climate change. You have a voice, ideas and perspectives that we want to hear. Because our success starts with you. Be part of it. Be Bayer..

Bayer welcomes applications from all individuals, regardless of , national origin, gender, age, physical characteristics, social origin, disability, union membership, religion, family status, , orientation, gender identity, gender expression or any criterion under applicable law. We are committed to treating all applicants fairly and avoiding .

Please note that your thesis will be (co-)supervised by Prof. Dr. Maren Podewitz at TU Wien and be conducted in Leverkusen at Bayer with an onboarding phase in Vienna.

Location: ​​ ​   Germany : North Rhine Westfalia : Leverkusen​

​​Division: ​               Crop Science​

Reference Code: 868411​

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