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, help shape the Forest Studio software suite, and engage with a dynamic, interdisciplinary research team. We value creativity and welcome your own research ideas, encouraging the development
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position requiring high manual dexterity and technical versatility. You will be expected to switch frequently between diverse tasks such as computational modeling, computer-aided design, manual and CNC
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Our research group in the field of Digital Biomarker research (Health Informatics) is looking for a new PhD student starting as soon as possible. The position is based in
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, computer science, and medicine to find bold, creative solutions to real-world problems. Prof. Menon’s lab is located in the Balgrist Campus , designed to foster collaboration. Built in 2015, the building’s
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. We foster research excellence, industry innovation, and AI entrepreneurship to promote trustworthy, accessible, and inclusive AI systems for the benefit of society. Founded in autumn 2020, ETH AI
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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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of the AIXD toolbox by implementing new features Investigate new embedding methods to capture the structure and organization of the space of designs Implement new visualization approaches that help understand
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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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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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. 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