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& Virus Evolution (EVE) group at Swiss TPH, we are seeking a Software Engineer – Open Source Pathogen Data Platforms (80 – 100%) to help shape the tools that underpin pathogen data generation and sharing in
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health. We are looking for a proactive and skilled Software Engineer to join the newly forming research group Analytics and Informatics for Child Health (AICH) at the Department of Biomedical Engineering
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maintenance, development and implementation of new analytical methods and new data analysis strategies are part of the responsibilities, as is the participation in the training and teaching of graduate students
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Zurich is a community of approximately 50 researchers from more than 20 countries working on the development of methods and computational tools for automation, exploring their potential for promoting our
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have a strong background in quantitative methods and are excited to code. You are interested in topics of global poverty and inequality. You have a good knowledge of the statistical software R and/or
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, help shape the Forest Studio software suite, and engage with a dynamic, interdisciplinary research team. We value creativity and welcome your own research ideas, encouraging the development
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biology, or applied mathematics Documented experience in C++ programming and solid software engineering fundamentals Familiarity with numerical methods for solving PDEs (e.g., finite difference, finite
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to gain a deeper understanding of how these methods are applied across different domains, as well as the skills needed for interdisciplinary research. If you are proficient in Python and software
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). The Bokulich laboratory develops bioinformatics methods and software for microbiome research, including QIIME 2, and applies these tools to study microbiomes at the interfaces of foods and human health. Job
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80%-100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Chair of Sustainable Construction at ETH Zurich invites applications for a 4-year PhD position within the SNF-funded National Research Programme NRP81 project