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… Requirements Research FieldPhysicsEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Skills/Qualifications Your profile PhD degree in physics or similar natural science discipline, signal/image processing, or engineering Interest
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joining the team? ETH Zürich is one of Europe’s foremost technical universities, located in the heart of Switzerland. The PhD candidate will be positioned at the Department of Mechanical and Process
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Biomedical engineering Physics or Applied mathematics You present with expertise in advanced signal and data processing and its applications to cutting-edge imaging. Developing programming skills (Python, C
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of electronic devices has a long and successful history of accompanying experimental developments, be it for transistors or memory cells. Nowadays, to be of practical relevance, such technology computer aided
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processes, particularly in complex or technically challenging settings. To address these questions, the lab develops and applies new methods for metabolomics, lipidomics, and ¹³C metabolic flux analysis, as
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emission factors quantifying the emissions of non-polymeric fluorinated substances from the production processes of FPs. In this project, we want to (i) develop an in-depth technical understanding of typical
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nanometers to tissues, to regulate collective cellular behavior. Mechanobiology seeks to understand how cells, tissues, and organoids perceive, process, and remodel mechanical signals, and how these processes
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field. You bring a strong analytical background and are proficient in areas like geometric deep learning, signal processing, statistics, or learning theory. Knowledge of energy systems, multi-energy
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process Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Additional comments Project Overview Cells sense, integrate, and respond to dynamic stimuli through complex signaling