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materials using finite element technique What you will do As a postdoc in our group, you will lead research on the design and implementation of mathematically sound methods for the topology optimization
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on questions related to indoor air quality, human exposure, and healthy built environments. The position offers opportunities to: Develop and lead high-quality research projects; Publish in leading peer-reviewed
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interdisciplinary research team working on questions related to indoor air quality, human exposure, and healthy built environments. The position offers opportunities to: Develop and lead high-quality research
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compte plus de 6'500 membres du personnel qui font vivre les trois missions principales de l’École : l’éducation, la recherche et l’innovation. Le campus de l’EPFL offre un cadre de travail exceptionnel au
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imaging of dynamic processes, while the companion position focuses on high-throughput imaging of static structural defects . Each postdoc will lead their own independent research direction, with
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processes . Each postdoc will lead their own independent research direction, with an opportunity for close collaborative work. Main duties and responsibilities You will develop an acquisition and
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imaging of dynamic processes, while the companion position focuses on high-throughput imaging of static structural defects. Each postdoc will lead their own independent research direction, with
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capacity for teamwork. Main duties and responsibilities In this position, the Postdoc will have a broad set of responsibilities including: Lead the optimization, application and verification
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stacks. Unlike typical high-level networking roles, this project requires "bare-metal" intervention, programming the firmware and drivers that decide how and when data moves. Role & Profile You will lead
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design, data collection and analysis, and dissemination; Research in collaboration with academic partners and international collaborators; Lead and contribute to scientific articles for publication in peer