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The research group Ecology at the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel in Switzerland invites applications for a PhD position within the ERC project 'Global status
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100%, starting by agreement The Basel Quantum Sensing group at the Department of Physics, University of Basel, is offering a fully funded PhD position in the field of quantum sensing and scanning
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techniques: NMR spectroscopy for atomic-resolution insights in solution Single-molecule FRET for time-resolved, single-molecule dynamics This unique combination of methods is achieved by the synergy
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of Business and Economics at the University of Basel invites applications for a PhD position with a 60% appointment. Research Group The research group is dedicated to researching practical issues in the fields
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of Basel invites applications for a PhD position to develop and apply a “Quantum optical twist and scan microscope" – an entirely novel scanning probe instrument for nanoscale studies of emergent properties
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Your position Stacking and twisting atomically thin materials offers unprecedented control over their nanoscale magnetic, electronic, and optical properties. In this project, we will develop a novel instrument for in-situ assembly of 2D heterostructures, opening new possibilities to study...
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at the Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Basel in Switzerland invites applications for a fully funded four-year PhD position in alpine and arctic plant ecology. Current environmental changes
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Application / Contact Application deadline: 15.11.2025 The following documents should be sent by email to the coordinator of the Doctoral Program of Basel Ancient Studies Mr. Hans-Hubertus Muench (hubertus.muench@unibas.ch ): 1. Letter of motivation 2. CV 3. MA-Diploma 4. 1-2 sample of text...
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dynamics This unique combination of methods is achieved by the synergy of the Hiller and Schmid labs, which both have long-term interest in studying molecular chaperones and have engaged in a long-term
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unprecedented detail, thereby gaining access to previously overlooked effects, like dynamic disorder, with far-ranging consequences for the design and functional understanding of protein systems. As a PhD student