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performance across development. Possible research topics within this position include, among others, “Embodied Learning", physical activity and sport in Developmental Disorders, and the cognitive effects
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disease and to develop pioneering therapies benefiting the lives of patients in areas of unmet need. With more than 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest
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(UESL) pioneers strategies, solutions, and methods to support the development of sustainable, resilient, and equitable urban energy systems. Our work combines technology and policy with systems thinking
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politicization affect technology adoption, industrial development, policy design, and its socio-technical and political feedback effects. The project is embedded within ETH Zurich’s new Einstein School of Public
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driving the development of innovative therapies that address unmet medical needs. With over 70 research groups and 800 employees, the Department of Biomedicine is the largest department within
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the group of Prof. Roman Stocker, and focuses on the development and deployment of a new‑generation underwater imaging device to transform drift studies in riverine ecosystems. It involves a collaboration
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. The aim of the project is to extend cycle life by the controlled release of active lithium. Your tasks Develop lithiation agents to recover lost active lithium during operation of the battery Develop
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of Hardware verification, we aim to develop a neuro-symbolic AI platform to convert informal digital design specifications into formally checkable verification artifacts, with logical rigor, traceability, and
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govern fundamental biological functions such as homeostasis, growth, differentiation, migration, development, and apoptosis. Despite major advances, a multiscale understanding of how mechanical information
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experiments, conducting online field studies, and theoretically developing possible mechanisms involved in belief updating. We also examine consequences of these beliefs, such as sharing on social media. Your