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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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devices/bionics technologies. Wyss Zurich was established by a generous donation from the Swiss entrepreneur and philanthropist Dr. hc. mult. Hansjörg Wyss to foster translational projects from ETH Zurich
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there is no health focus. Project background Emerging AR/VR interfaces are limited by the input modalities they rely on and existing input devices have a limited bandwidth: pointing, clicking, typing
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vision/language models is a plus, but not a requirement. Preferred candidates will know professional software development practices, such as Code Quality measures, distributed development workflows (e.g
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devices for therapeutic applications. By integrating fundamental discoveries with translational development, we aim to shape the future of biomedical innovation. Job description PhD and postdoctoral
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device fabrication, and electrical engineering to develop bioelectronic interfaces enabling closed-loop programming of cellular behaviour and real-time monitoring of metabolic activity. There will also be
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vehicles. Another research focus is on solid-state pulse modulators for medical applications (computer tomography/cancer treatment) and accelerators (CERN). For the design and optimisation of the various
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activities, we design programmable cellular implants and nanocatalytic devices capable of responding to a wide spectrum of biochemical cues (e.g., glucose, ATP, disease biomarkers) and physical stimuli (e.g
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data processor. Collaboration: Engage actively with an international team of scientists, engineers, and partner institutions. Communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively are essential
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metallic glasses are a unique class of materials with exceptional mechanical and physical properties, making them highly attractive for advanced engineering applications ranging from biomedical devices