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100%, Zurich, fixed-term inspire AG is the leading Swiss competence centre for product innovation and advanced manufacturing. As a strategic partner of ETH Zurich, our mission is to transfer
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for carefully designed and precisely controlled experiments, high quality temporally and spatially resolved field experiments using particle image velocimetry combined with synchronised measurements
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ultimately improve mobility and activity of users. If you’re passionate about impactful design, inclusive technology, and meaningful innovation – we’d love to hear from you! Project background The Wyss Zurich
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create a meaningful impact. Our goal is to design, implement, and evaluate a cannabis-impaired driving detection and prevention system. Building upon previous studies that have been well-recognized
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compact systems tailored to the challenges of turbid waters with high currents and complex environments – a distinction that designates us as pioneers in the underwater landscape. From facilitating search
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. These positions will contribute to a broader research program focused on devising pathways toward a just and sustainable biosphere by examining how governance systems, digital technologies, and socioeconomic
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, technological innovation, and institutional and organizational strategies on the path to a decarbonized energy system and a circular economy. To expand our research on the design of policies for a clean energy
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degree in the fields of transportation, civil engineering, computer science, urban analytics, spatial planning, geography, geoinformation, psychology or an equivalent qualification. Experience with first
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to tackle challenging diseases. The successful candidate will work closely with a team of engineers and biologists to design, clone, and test synthetic circuits in primary human T cells, and help translate
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challenging diseases. The successful candidate will work closely with a team of engineers and biologists to design, clone, and test synthetic circuits in primary human T cells, and help translate these circuits