46 phd-mathematical-modelling-ecological-modelling PhD positions at University of Basel in Switzerland
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position (technician) will focus on performing Raman/FTIR on retrieved samples. The PhD position will focus on developing a deep-learning algorithm for analyzing the acquired experimental data.
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Biology group seeks a motivated PhD student with a strong interest in understanding the drivers of cancer spread. We focus on characterising the dynamic behaviour of tumour cells within distinct metastatic
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department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future! The Metastasis Biology group led by Dr. Magdalena Sznurkowska seeks a motivated PhD student
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scanning probe instrumentation fabrication of van der Waals heterostructures transport, optical spectroscopy, and quantum sensing experiments data analysis, modeling, and scientific communication
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Your profile PhD applicants must possess a Master's degree in mathematics, theoretical physics, or computer science. Candidates should have an exceptional academic record and a robust mathematical
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of Basel invites applications for a PhD position to develop and apply a “Quantum optical twist and scan microscope" – an entirely novel scanning probe instrument for nanoscale studies of emergent properties
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to provide the first comprehensive picture of Hsp90's structure–dynamics–function relationship, with broad implications for understanding cellular health and disease. As a PhD student on this project, you will
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100%, starting by agreement The Basel Quantum Sensing group at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, is offering a fully funded PhD position in the field of quantum sensing and scanning
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of Business and Economics at the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position with a 60% appointment. Research Group The research group is dedicated to researching practical issues in the fields
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approaches, we aim to provide the first comprehensive picture of Hsp90's structure–dynamics–function relationship, with broad implications for understanding cellular health and disease. As a PhD student on