STUD. ASSISTANT (m/f/d) FOR A LITERATURE SURVEY IN AGENT BASED MODELLING

The RTS research group is investigating agent-based modelling applied to decision making in adaptive governance. The goal is to explore thresholds that emerge in governance structures and that subdivide the landscape of possible outcomes in decision making processes.

Tasks:

• Literature research in the area of agent-based modelling in adaptive governance• Review and evaluation of various data sources• Documentation of the results on a scientific level

Your profile:

• You are a student of a technical or scientific subject, e.g., computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering or a comparable field of study• You have first experience with literature management software such as Citavi, Endnote, Jabref, Mendeley, Refworks, Zotero etc.• You are motivated and enjoy independent, result- and team-oriented work• Proficient use of English language

What you can expect:

• An exciting research environment with insights into research processes• Creative freedom in shaping the organiziation of the work, and intensive supervision

The monthly work hours are flexible, preferably 48-64 hours.

If you are interested, please send your application documents via e-mail (cover letter, CV, certificates and transcript of records) in a single PDF file.