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maintains a portfolio of commercial and open-source applications operating on our infrastructure and establishes novel data processing and analysis pipelines. An integral part of the work is integrating
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The PhD will form part of a broader interdisciplinary research programme in mobile health and AI, with applications in areas such as mental well-being, fall prevention, stroke rehabilitation, and
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- behavioral & psychology focus ) are complementary. We encourage you to indicate in your application which profile fits you best; strong candidates who bridge both are also welcome. This job announcements links
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researchers across ETH accelerate their research with frontier AI. You will partner with research labs to understand their scientific challenges and co-develop agentic solutions: multi-step pipelines that plan
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): materials discovery, advanced structural characterization, electronic materials, and quantum materials, 2D-materials and their applications in electronic and optoelectronics. The research programme at
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Programme (FHT1) at the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC) (https://fht.ethz.ch) developed and piloted innovative upper limb rehabilitation technologies and evaluated them in clinical settings, both in hospital and
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of the position is on research, aiming at publications in leading international management journals. The starting date is flexible. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. For further
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or economics) Ideally, you have a background in and/or experience of website design and management, wikis, advanced Microsoft office skills Technical programming skills (e.g. Matlab, Python, Julia
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care pathway—from early diagnosis and targeted treatment decisions to continuous monitoring and outcome prediction. The project encompasses the development of several interlinked applications including
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Sensing, Interaction & Perception Lab invites applications for a fully funded PhD position at ETH Zürich at the intersection of robotics, wearable sensing, signal