42 postdoc-catalysis-stability-density-functional-theory PhD positions in Switzerland
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The University of Basel, Switzerland, invites applications for a PhD researcher position (100% FTE) for the project Aspirational Urbanism and the Recodification of Defiance (ASPIRA). The function
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: Berne, Bern 3012, Switzerland [map ] Subject Areas: Physics / Nuclear Physics High Energy Physics / Phenomenology High-Energy Theory / Particle Physics Appl Deadline: (posted 2025/04/02, listed until
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foundation. Candidates are also expected to have strong coding and implementation skills, with the ability to run large-scale experiments. While research experience is advantageous for PhD applicants, it is
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quantum sensing techniques to probe these emergent states. The successful candidate will join a small, collaborative team and be involved in all stages of the research cycle: design and operation of
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function. Single-molecule FRET is an established technique, unique in its capacity to resolve nanometer small conformational changes within single biomolecules (proteins, DNA, RNA), without suffering from
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or advanced technical institute, you’re no doubt looking for the chance to make your mark. Here it is: we seek lively and inquiring minds with a heightened sense of curiosity to take part in projects
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programs and is jointly run by the ETH Zurich and the University of Zurich . Our PhD positions are generously funded, and we provide our students with a challenging training environment, a clear mentoring
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employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department at the University. We are located in the heart of Basel at 6 different locations. Be part of our future! The Gastroenterology Laboratory in
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discipline Strong interest in experimental quantum science and nanotechnology Keen to gain hands-on experience in laboratory research Analytical thinking, motivation, and the ability to work both independently
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. Building on our published and unpublished work, the successful candidate will advance nanopore trapping in new directions using solid-state and biological nanopores to identify previously inaccessible