159 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Prof" positions at ETH Zurich in Switzerland
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broader research agenda focused on how digital infrastructure and computational tools can support (or hinder) progress toward effective, coordinated, and equitable biodiversity governance. Research topics
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of computational and statistical genomics, and bioinformatics. Cattle are an interesting «model organism» to study inherited genetic variation and the molecular-genetic underpinnings of complex traits and dieseases
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, for preclinical testing of engineered circuits where relevant; collaborating closely with molecular biologists, computational modelers, and clinical and preclinical research partners; documenting results clearly
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these positions should be directed to Prof. Christoph Müller muelchri@ethz.ch or Dr. Paula Abdala: abdalap@ethz.ch . About ETH Zürich ETH Zurich is one of the world’s leading universities specialising in science
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science, engineering, computer science, and medicine to find bold, creative solutions to real-world problems. Prof. Menon’s lab is located in the Balgrist Campus , designed to foster collaboration. Built in
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cell injections. Project background The Laboratory of Regenerative and Muscle Biology, headed by Prof. Ori Bar-Nur, is a multidisciplinary and collaborative group of scientists focused on translating
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materials. The Computational Mechanics of Building Materials (CMBM) aims to understand and predict mechanical failure in materials and structures. By combining numerical modeling tools with tailored
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100%, Zurich, permanent The Environmental Microfluidics Lab of Prof. Roman Stocker at ETH Zurich is seeking a full-time Lab Manager. Our research focuses on microbial ecology, aquatic and marine
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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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of chloronitramide, a disinfection byproduct formed during the decomposition of chloramines and will be supervised by Dr. Juliana Laszakovits in the group of Prof. Kristopher McNeill. Chloronitramide was recently