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Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Resilient Communication Systems and Molecular Communication Technical University of Darmstadt in Germany

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Postdoc

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Computer Science

Funding

This is a 100% temporary Research Assistant/PostDoc position at pay group 13 TV TU Darmstadt, with employment through 31 December 2027. The position includes the benefits stated by TU Darmstadt, including 30 days of annual leave for full-time employment, a free LandesTicket Hessen subject to the applicable collective agreement, supplementary public-service pension coverage, and other university benefits.

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Nov 19, 2026

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Technische Universität Darmstadt

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Computer Science
Biomedical Engineering
Signal Processing
Electrical Engineering
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About this position

The Resilient Communication Systems Lab at the Technical University of Darmstadt is seeking a postdoctoral research assistant to develop the theoretical foundations of molecular communication-based sensing and reporting systems.

Molecular communication is an emerging communication-engineering paradigm in which information is encoded in signaling molecules through properties such as molecular type, quantity, and release timing rather than electromagnetic waves. The research is connected to emerging applications in biotechnology, medicine, and industrial monitoring, as well as the Internet of Bio-Nano-Things, where networks of nanomachines cooperate to perform complex tasks.

The project focuses on synthetic biological agents that sense environmental chemicals and change state in response to specific substances, such as tumor biomarkers. Networks of these agents may localize targets within complex vessel networks, including the cardiovascular system. The researcher will investigate the system-level capabilities, limitations, and fundamental performance of these technologies through theoretical modeling, algorithm design, and proof-of-concept implementation.

The role also includes contributing to the establishment of a molecular communication laboratory, supervising student projects, and supporting teaching activities related to molecular communication. The work is situated within the lab’s broader research on physical-layer modeling, system design and optimization, and performance analysis for 6G and beyond communication networks, with emphasis on communication and information theory and signal processing.

Funding details

This is a 100% temporary Research Assistant/PostDoc position at pay group 13 TV TU Darmstadt, with employment through 31 December 2027. The position includes the benefits stated by TU Darmstadt, including 30 days of annual leave for full-time employment, a free LandesTicket Hessen subject to the applicable collective agreement, supplementary public-service pension coverage, and other university benefits.

What's required

Applicants must hold a doctoral degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related field; have a strong background in communication theory, signal processing, and machine learning; demonstrate research experience, for example through prior publications; possess excellent teamwork and communication skills and the ability to work independently and proactively; and have high proficiency in spoken and written English.

How to apply

Apply directly online through the TU Darmstadt career portal using the advertised application link. For questions, contact Prof. Dr.-Ing. Vahid Jamali at [email protected].

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