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biomedical engineering research. The CPAMS Research Group is looking for a dynamic and independent post-doc interested in computational modelling of cardiovascular and respiratory physiology to improve
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, advanced materials, and innovative concrete strengthening solutions. Our work combines experimental investigations, analytical modelling, and numerical simulations to develop and validate novel reinforcement
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modeling tools (GEOS-Chem and CESM) and analysis of large observational datasets. The biosphere represents an important source of many reactive trace gases and aerosols (e.g. soil NOx, bioaerosols, BVOCs
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, analytical modelling, and numerical simulations to develop and validate novel reinforcement systems. This position is part of an Innosuisse-funded collaborative project with industry partners, focusing
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Preparation of results for publishing and presentation at conferences Development of models for health and environmental impact assessment Your profile We are looking for a candidate with: PhD in the area of
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-PDF), data analysis and modelling for partially crystalline material systems Developing lab-based X-ray multimodalities: X-ray diffraction & imaging presentation of scientific results through
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the technical implementation, the candidate will contribute to the development of regulatory frameworks, business models, and social analyses that enable broader adoption of community PV. This interdisciplinary
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modelling and AI/ML for the quality monitoring/control, at the end offering to the society novel nanostructured materials, their shape-forming and integration into devices. Your tasks We are seeking a highly
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transduction, cell culture, and immune functional assays; supporting the development of in vivo models, such as adoptive T-cell transfer in mice, for preclinical testing of engineered circuits where relevant
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disease mechanisms and neural biomarkers of disease progression. Our research integrates findings from model systems with translational human studies (e.g., using MEG/EEG), in close collaboration with