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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The Center for X-ray Analytics develops X-ray methodologies for understanding materials structure in materials science. Our core activities is the
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strong support for personal and professional development. The PhD students will be enrolled in the ETH Zürich doctoral program. The position is available from April 1st 2026 or upon agreement. We live a
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employment conditions, and strong support for personal and professional development. The PhD student will be enrolled in the ETH Zürich / University of Zürich doctoral program , depending on academic
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development of electrochemical sensors detecting environmental pollutants, providing real-time information for effective management. Past and current work includes electrochemical sensors for airborne virus
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. The aim of the project is to extend cycle life by the controlled release of active lithium. Your tasks Develop lithiation agents to recover lost active lithium during operation of the battery Develop
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polymer additive chemistry. A more recent focus of the group is the development of sustainable polymer and additives. To strengthen activities in this area, we investigate development of functional covalent
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The Laboratory of Advanced Materials Processing (LAMP) is a multidisciplinary research unit that develops innovative functional modification of materials
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and flow field interactions Tuning of the CFD models with experimental results Artificial Neural Network training and development Scientific publications in journals and at conferences Supervision
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is the development ferroelectric lead free ceramics sintered below 500°C and the analysis of their mechanical and electromechanical properties of elastomers with piezoelectric properties using 3D
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welds. Modelling and simulation: development of a physics-based simulation framework (e.g., phase-field modelling) to predict hydrogen-assisted crack growth and long-term mechanical integrity of steels