Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Listed
-
Field
-
clearly demonstrates your motivation and suitability for the position Full transcripts of your Bachelor and Master degree (or equivalent) Publications (if any) Further information about the Social Networks
-
at the time of application Proficiency in German (spoken and written) Proven track record of strong academic performance Outstanding performance in the Master thesis or comparable demonstration of research
-
academic record Copies of Bachelor's and Master (if available) degrees Name and contact information of two references Evaluation of applications will start immediately and will continue until a suitable
-
at the Finnish company Brinter and Uppsala University. The main supervisor will be Prof. Marcy Zenobi-Wong (ETH Zürich), and co-supervisors Dr. Marcin Kotlarz (ETH Zürich), Prof. Paul Callaghan (Uppsala
-
and certificates Abstract of master thesis Please, note that we exclusively accept applications submitted through our ETH job portal. Applications via email or postal services will not be considered
-
candidate with: A Master's degree (or equivalent) in Finance, Economics, Environmental Science, Data Science, Quantitative Social Sciences, or a related field with a strong quantitative component. Excellent
-
electrons play a key role. Understanding how these states form in condensed matter is vital for mastering novel material functionalities. To date, most studies have focused on detecting such states and
-
researchers with different specializations, gain skills in computational technologies, and interact with world-class collaborators and industrial partners. Profile Recently obtained master degree in engineering
-
will be a practical workflow to guide the choice of capture technologies tailored to individual plants. Job description Your primary task will be to review, harmonize, and adapt models of CO2 capture
-
degrees in English (Bachelor's and Master's) Three professional reference contacts, including an email and a direct phone number to reach them A publication or thesis work sampling your academic reasoning