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processes in flow batteries. This project focuses on developing physics-based models of electrochemical double layers and their spectro-electrochemical characterisation, contributing to fundamental
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technologies with CO2 emitters The Energy and Process Systems Engineering (EPSE) Group at ETH Zürich is looking for a doctoral student to design a decision workflow for assigning CO2 capture technologies
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at ZHAW over a period of 36 months. We are seeking a highly motivated PhD candidate to join our research team working on mathematical modelling of electrochemical processes in flow batteries. This project
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exposure in a Swiss context. The proposed research will directly support the mission of the Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (ENSI) to effectively monitor the safety reporting process, contributing
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of ceramic powder and the densification using the cold sintering processing method. The focus of the project is the development ferroelectric lead free ceramics sintered below 500°C and the analysis
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process, we aim to enable precise and timely medication dosing based on sensor data. This breakthrough technology will provide real-time monitoring, precise and controlled dosing, and improved effectiveness
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, and this process is tightly regulated by a network of chaperone proteins. At the heart of this network is Hsp90, a molecular chaperone essential for the folding and maturation of at least 20% of all
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process and ongoing support by peers the position is fully funded for a duration of four years (1 plus 3 years). The conditions of employment follow the regulations of the University of Basel and of
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process and ongoing support by peers the position is fully funded for a duration of four years (1 plus 3 years). The conditions of employment follow the regulations of the University of Basel and of
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of natural hazards. The Research Unit Mountain Hydrology and Mass Movements investigates water resources and natural hazard processes such as floods, droughts, and mass movements in mountainous regions and