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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Prof. Dr. Kent Warren , head of the Solar Energy Engineering Laboratory in the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zürich, invites applications for a
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. Knowledge of water treatment processes is desired, but not necessary. Good knowledge of English (spoken and written) is essential. Applicants should hold a MSc degree (or equivalent) in environmental
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this process who will provide you with guidance for the implementation, but independent work, in general, is required and appreciated. The workload consists of up to 15 hours per week during the semester. We
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science journey, from the collection and management of data to machine learning, AI, and industrialization. The Center comprises a multi-disciplinary team of data and computer scientists and experts in
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experience with computer modelling, (e.g. agent-based modelling), as well as good grasp of machine learning, forecasting techniques, scenario planning, optimisation, Python and GIS. Good knowledge of English
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to benefit from latest advances in hardware technologies the ICON model was ported to run on Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) and is one of the first model that can be used in production
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grades) two potential references, and letters of reference or recommendation (only if available, e.g. from internships, no need to request new ones at this stage of the application process) Please note
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further into development in urban & landscape planning and AEC. The scope may include planning, construction, operation or an approach for better project integration across the full value chain. Proposed
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ideas into production-quality code. Processes are lightweight and agile: short goals, rapid iterations, direct contact with instructors and other stakeholders. All of our code is open and freely available
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Do you have expertise in applied electronics and signal processing? Are you interested in applied research on transformative electronic textiles (e-textiles)? Your research