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of electrochemistry. Your tasks The student will be involved in tasks such as Designing innovative electrode materials with precisely engineered nanostructures; Fabricating the electrode materials using micro
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Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (Empa). Our team is highly interdisciplinary and international, providing an inspiring environment for high impact research. We have internal expertise in (micro
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heating and cooling, storage, and local electricity grids. A key goal is to translate methodological innovations in deep learning into practical tools for sustainable urban energy systems, supporting
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, such chemistry, engineering, clinics, computational biology and Micro-, Cell- and Immunobiology. Opportunity to work in close contact with other basic- and clinical-research groups at the Department of Biomedicine
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) to investigate the micro-scopic properties of these new materials. In particular, comparative studies should enable the mapping of their phase diagram, detect new phases, and guide the synthesis efforts. At a
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, storage, and local electricity grids. A key goal is to translate methodological innovations in deep learning into practical tools for sustainable urban energy systems, supporting applications in forecasting
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and/or Ruthenian population are particularly welcome. Possible areas of research could include micro-studies of particular trials or political groups, studies of particular regions within Slovakia
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of the Sudeten German population are particularly welcome. Possible areas of research could include micro-studies of particular trials or political groups, studies of particular regions within the Bohemian lands
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for high impact research. We have internal expertise in (micro)biology, chemistry, and materials engineering, and we have strong collaborations with external academic, industrial, and clinical partners
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, such chemistry, engineering, clinics, computational biology and Micro-, Cell- and Immunobiology. Opportunity to work in close contact with other basic- and clinical-research groups at the Department of Biomedicine