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Project The position is part of a larger interdisciplinary project, ICARUS, which will study the interactions between physiology, psychology, and culture to improve the mitigation of health threats
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metamaterials Your profile You have a PhD in mechanical engineering, ceramics or a similar field. Previous experience with one or more of the following topics is required: Processing of SiC-based ceramics
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interdisciplinary project applicants are expected to have excellent language skills in English Opportunity to work on a highly innovative project within a highly interdisciplinary environment Fixed contract (up
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: Experience with analyzing GPS tracks Good data-handling skills and ability to use R (compulsary) and preferably also Python and/or GIS competently Statistical/causal inference knowledge PhD degree in a related
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Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research WSL | Switzerland | about 1 month ago
year position is based at the SLF inDavos and will be supervised by Ruzica Dadic. If you have a PhD in environmental science, geoscience, engineering, physics, or a related field, you are interested in
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evaluation. Collaborating with heritage partners (e.g., Swiss National Museum, SIK-ISEA) and preparing evaluation reports and a white paper for applied use. PhD in Digital Humanities, Imaging Science, Computer
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position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Postdoc Position in Experimental Quantum Engineering (EQE) Group The Experimental Quantum Engineering (EQE) group at ETH Zurich and the Paul
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, independent, and able to work closely in a team Experience in Bachelor, Master or doctoral student supervision are advantageous We offer A 2-year fixed-term position, which may be renewed up to 6 years A
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quantities that enter ab-initio QT simulations of nanoelectronic devices. In this context, we are seeking a post-doctoral fellow who will be part of a team that also comprises two PhD students and will closely
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. Recent breakthroughs in cancer neuroscience have revealed that tumor cells integrate into neuronal circuits, forming functional synaptic connections that drive proliferation, invasion, and therapy