Postdoc Position in Negative Expiratory Pressure Method Development, University of Marburg, Germany

Summary

The University of Marburg’s Faculty of Medicine seeks a postdoctoral researcher for a third‑party funded qualification position (E13 TV‑H) starting 01.01.2027, limited to 31.12.2028. The role focuses on researching, developing, and validating the Negative Expiratory Pressure (NEP) method, designing and conducting clinical studies, handling data analysis, and preparing publications and grant proposals. Candidates must hold a doctorate in medical informatics or digital medicine, possess clinical research experience, and be familiar with NEP techniques and statistical software. The position offers independent scientific work, skill development in clinical research, and the possibility to shape the NEP method further. Flexible working hours and family‑friendly support are provided. Application deadline is 01.11.2026 via the online button.

Key Facts

Employer	University of Marburg
Department	Fachbereich Medizin, Klinik für Pneumologie, Intensiv- und Schlafmedizin/ Schlafmedizinisches Zentrum
Position Type	Postdoc
Discipline	Medical Informatics or Digital Medicine
Research Area	Negative Expiratory Pressure (NEP) method
Degree Required	Doctorate (PhD)
Salary	E 13 TV-H
Funding	Third‑party funded
Contract Duration	Until 31.12.2028
Deadline	2026-11-01
Employer Contact	Prof. Olaf Hildebrandt, +49 6421-58 66435, [email protected]
Employer Address	Biegenstraße 10, 35037, Hesse

About the Project

The project aims to advance the Negative Expiratory Pressure (NEP) technique by developing new methodologies, validating its clinical utility, and integrating it into respiratory research. It includes designing study protocols, obtaining ethical approvals, conducting NEP measurements, analyzing data statistically, and disseminating results through publications and conferences.

Key Responsibilities

• Research and methodological development of the NEP procedure
• Develop project ideas and write third‑party grant applications
• Design study protocols and prepare ethics applications
• Organise, coordinate and conduct clinical studies including NEP measurements
• Collect, ensure quality and analyse data statistically
• Interpret results and prepare scientific publications
• Present findings at specialist conferences

Required Skills

• Completed degree (Diplom, Master or equivalent) in medical informatics or digital medicine
• Completed doctorate (PhD)
• Knowledge of clinical research and NEP method experience
• Experience in planning, organising and conducting scientific studies
• Statistical data analysis and proficiency with analysis software
• Scientific writing and publication experience
• Independent, structured work style and teamwork

Who Should Apply

Applicants with a PhD in medical informatics or digital medicine, experience in clinical research and the Negative Expiratory Pressure (NEP) method, and strong skills in study design, data analysis, and scientific writing.

Benefits

• Opportunity for independent scientific work and development of own research projects
• Acquisition of further competencies in clinical research and method development
• Ability to actively shape the NEP method and build a personal scientific profile
• Family‑friendly support and possibility of reduced working hours

About the Employer

The Philipps‑Universität Marburg, founded in 1527, offers award‑winning teaching for about 22,000 students and conducts excellent research across a broad range of disciplines. The Faculty of Medicine’s Department of Pneumology, Intensive Care and Sleep Medicine hosts the position.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the position start?

01.01.2027

What is the application deadline?

01.11.2026