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(SCI), lower back pain, neuro-degenerative disorders and neurological tumors. At the core of our research is the collaboration across disciplines spanning expertise in medicine, biology, computer and
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The work will contribute to the broader field of digital health. Accordingly, we offer the position of a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Management, Technology, and Economics (MTEC
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responsible, together with other members of the department, for teaching undergraduate (German or English) and graduate level courses (English) for students of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering
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60%, Basel, permanent ETH Zurich is a world-leading university dedicated to advancing science, engineering, and technology. The Single Cell Facility (SCF) is a central research and service platform
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information on the doctoral program in the Department of Environmental Systems Sciences (USYS), within which the Plant Ecology Group is located. This project specifically offers outstanding opportunities
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at ETH Zurich and associated with the ETH AI Center. We are an interdisciplinary group at the intersection of chemistry and computer science. Our mission is to accelerate chemical discovery using digital
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100%, Basel, fixed-term A World-Class Research Environment at the Nexus of Biology, Engineering, and Physical Sciences The Biotechnology and Bioengineering group led by Prof. Dr. Martin Fussenegger
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, electrical engineering and computer science to design highly efficient and sensitive imaging and inference approaches to help guide diagnosis and treatment in cardiovascular patients. Project background Our
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afterwards. You will work closely with our research team to implement a new version of our RAG-based chatbot. Profile The ideal candidate will be a computer or data science student, or a student with extensive
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, control engineering, and immunoengineering. This position is part of our newly funded ERC Advanced Grant, which aims to develop genetically engineered feedback control circuits in human T cells to tackle