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We offer you The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science provides excellent research and teaching conditions and a stimulating academic environment. It maintains a wide range of
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Ecological Systems Design Group at the Institute of Environmental Engineering is an internationally leading research group in the field of modelling, analyzing and
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surface temperatures is causing more extreme weather events such as floods, droughts and storms. Designing the built environment for integrated environmental and social sustainability and high resilience
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doing so it provides a stimulating, flexible and family-friendly working environment; working closely together with ETH researchers to provide support in the wide area of scientific computing from data
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, environment, society and health as well as health systems and interventions. Research-IT (R-IT) is an interdisciplinary team within the Swiss TPH that provides operational guidance, expertise, and support to
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18 May 2024 Job Information Organisation/Company ETH Zürich Research Field Economics » Environmental economics Economics » Other Environmental science » Other Technology » Environmental technology
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with excellent working conditions. You can look forward to an exciting working environment, cultural diversity and attractive offers and benefits. Also we offer flexible working hours, possibility
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environment. As part of this job, you will... maintain and further develop existing state-of-the-art behavior analysis, including physical maintenance of equipment and design of new upgrades continuously
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English and the ability to work as a team player in a multidisciplinary environment are required. The Biozentrum offers cutting-edge research infrastructures, a highly international environment, and
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environment, and are willing and able to adapt your work schedule to the academic calendar. Diverse and challenging responsibilities in an interdisciplinary, internationally-oriented and dynamic research