152 computer-programmer-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" positions at ETH Zurich in Switzerland
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at the interface of computational modeling, biomedical data analysis, and clinical neuroscience. Job description Support clinical trial planning, including modeling of historical control groups and the development
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term We invite applications for a PhD position in the field of quantum computing, to be advised by Dominik Hangleiter and co-advised by Renato Renner. In our group in Zurich
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order to promote human health and chemical and drug safety. Researchers develop and apply quantitative chemical, in vitro, and computational approaches to address problems in Toxicology. More information
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experimental and simulated data, leveraging AI and machine learning techniques Contribute to novel computational optimisation methods for machining processes Develop and implement automation solutions, including
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Curious? So are we. We look forward to receiving your online application with the following documents: CV full transcripts from undergraduate studies (both Bachelor and Master) a brief (1-page) motivation letter at least 2 names of referees (with email addresses and phone numbers) Please note...
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The Quantum AI lab at ETH (Prof. Juan Carrasquilla ) invites applications for postdoctoral positions to work at the intersection of computational quantum many-body physics, automated scientific
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We are supported by the Wyss Zurich Translational Center (Wyss Zürich), a unique accelerator program, which is embedded into ETH Zürich and University of Zürich and addresses the booming fields
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term We have an open PhD position in Human-Computer Interaction with a focus on intelligent and adaptive systems for Augmented Reality, Mixed Reality, and Extended Reality
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. You have the main responsibility for 1-2 such case studies (one of them in Switzerland) and will be advising the scientists across the project on the computational modeling, which will be based
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technologies promise to revolutionize multiple branches of science by solving problems that cannot be tackled by classical systems. While efficient and large-scale quantum computers are still far from being