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Description Two PhD positions in atmospheric selenium research: field & lab analyses and process-based modeling We are seeking two highly motivated and curious PhD students to join the Inorganic Environmental
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acceptance of CO₂ injection into Switzerland's subsurface. Time-lapse seismic-reflection imaging is the primary tool to image the CO₂ plume and its migration through the subsurface. Therefore, a high
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The IOB PhD and MD-PhD Program on Translational Visual Neurosciences offers a unique opportunity to make breakthrough discoveries in the function or dysfunction of the eye and the visual brain, as
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coat of cell surfaces, plays crucial roles in the dynamic cell-cell interactions that underly mammalian immune responses. Immune cell migration and the establishment of macrophage populations in
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evidence-based strategies for depolarisation. If you are motivated by the intersection of ethics, psychology, social media, and responsible innovation, this project offers unique, high-impact PhD training
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of research, from cleaning data to carrying out data analyses, visualizing results and drafting a final research paper. The position will be based at KOF Institute at ETH Zurich. During the PhD, you will be
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are adapted to. However, there is considerable variation in the responses of individual species. While some species are benefitting from the environmental changes, others are decreasing in abundance and range
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and the underlying genetic networks through comparative transcriptomics analyses. The work will involve fieldwork in East Africa and laboratory research in Switzerland, with additional visits
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these gaps by combining field observations, experiments, and macroecological analyses using so far untapped global monitoring data across all populated continents. The successful candidate will focus
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analyses. This project is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). The PhD candidate will collaborate closely with other PhD students and postdoctoral researchers, both within the group and