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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Grassland Sciences group at ETH Zurich is a vibrant and international working group at the Department of Environmental Systems Science at ETH Zurich. Together
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, economics, and computer science working on large collaborative projects on regulating the digital economy. We maintain close contact with computer science research groups at ETH Zurich and beyond. Our offices
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funded 3-4 year PhD position at ETH Zurich. Opportunity to directly linking simulations with unique experimental data from intentional cloud perturbations. Access to high-performance computing resources
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for decentralized and distributed data-driven methods for Federated Learning on resource-constrained networks. Your research within the project will contribute towards your doctoral degree at ETH Zurich. You will be
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strategic focus area of the ETH domain, with EPFL and ETH Zurich as founding partners. Its mandate is to support academic groups and research, hospitals, industry, and the public sector at large, including
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Animal Genomics group at the Institute of Agricultural Sciences at ETH Zurich investigates DNA variation in individual genomes and at the population scale. Our group
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large scale for assessing and estimating mass balance. The second topic centers on the characterization and identification of glacier crevasses and their dynamics over time through high-resolution SAR
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. The annual salary is very competitive (see ETH Zurich regulations ). The contract is initially limited to one year with planned extension for several years. We are aiming to fill this position as soon as
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Center for AI Value at ETH Zurich, headed by PD Dr. Sebastian Tillmanns and part of the Technology Marketing Group (Prof. Dr. Florian von Wangenheim ), is inviting
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Design++ is the Center for Augmented Computational Design in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) at ETH Zurich. The center's vision is to remove collaboration