175 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" positions at ETH Zurich in Switzerland
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transformation in bacteria – an important mode of horizontal gene transfer. We use complementary approaches including cryo-EM, biophysical methods and in vivo functional assays to study the protein machineries
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transformation in bacteria – an important mode of horizontal gene transfer. We use complementary approaches including cryo-EM, biophysical methods and in vivo functional assays to study the protein machineries
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advanced fluorescence/confocal imaging approaches to resolve biofilm network structure and eDNA conformation in situ. Contribute to the development of a numerical predictive model of biofilm mechanics
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in vivo imaging and computation, and in vivo molecular biology, where the Postdoc position (LBB, ETH Zurich) will be focusing on the further development of our multiphoton intravital imaging technology
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prospect to obtain a PhD degree from ETH Zurich Multifaceted, applied work in a larger team with computer scientists and clinicians/microbiologists From bench to bedside: develop technology and methods
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of fundamental and disease-focused areas. To advance these efforts, the Platt group is recruiting a full-time (100%) experienced researcher to develop and apply computational methods for novel
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structures. By combining numerical modeling, laboratory experiments, and theoretical analyses, we seek to link microscopic processes with the macroscopic behavior of both engineering and natural systems and
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) Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Horizon Europe - ERC Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure
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Sciences with strong IT/programming skills, or in Computer Science/Physics with interest in geoscience and sensors, to support sensor-noise analysis, calibration workflows, and seismic-coverage modelling
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multiphoton microscopy, you will explore the molecular and cellular mechanisms of foreign body reactions. In parallel, you will collaborate with engineers to design and test microgels with tunable surface