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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Postdoctoral researcher in building technology Profile The Structural Xploration Lab is seeking
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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Postdoc in Assessment and Adaptation of Building Components for Extended Service Lifespans
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AI-assisted proof engineering. The position is part of an ARIA-funded collaboration between EPFL and Imperial College London whose goal is to build a formally-verified ML inference engine
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for establishing correctness with respect to formal specifications Engineering efficient implementations that make high-level abstractions practical We seek outstanding candidates working in programming languages
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infection models to identify and characterize compounds active against these priority pathogens. Main duties and responsibilities Design and build a microscopy-based phenotypic screening pipeline (live
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indoor air quality, aerosol science, exposure science, and healthy buildings. Projects may combine controlled laboratory experiments, measurements in real-world buildings, data analysis, and modeling
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advanced computational models; and Related topics in indoor air quality, aerosol science, exposure science, and healthy buildings. Projects may combine controlled laboratory experiments, measurements in real
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→ future urban scenarios The research will operate across city, neighbourhood and building scales and along urban transects covering historical central districts, incrementally verticalising neighbourhoods
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, grow and make a difference. Beyond work, our campuses host a vibrant community and unique environment, enriched by initiatives promoting equality, inclusion, diversity, well-being and sustainability as
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research is built around three intertwined questions: how to measure and understand behavior with AI, how brains and embodied agents learn to control the body, and how the brain builds a sense of its body