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habitual control. It will then test how acute stress alters these processes, combining behavioral performance, physiological monitoring, movement-based phenotyping, and advanced statistical and computational
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our expanding in vivo and ex vivo neuroscience program, we are seeking a motivated and experienced technician to assist with mouse work, surgical procedures, and primary neuron culture. Main duties and
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://nccr-genesis.ch . NCCR Genesis is deeply committed to equality, diversity and inclusion. Our aim is to cultivate a respectful and fair work culture with equal access to professional development and
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a new research collaborator with a PhD in building technology, preferably in the field of building materials and/or building envelope performance and/or building renovation. The candidate must be
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candidate will work on developing and improving methods for LLM reasoning, with applications including mathematical reasoning, decision-making, and adaptation to specialized domains. The project will involve
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controlling electronic dynamics in molecules on attosecond time scales, during chemical reactions and in the liquid phase. Project background The position is part of Attochirality, a new ERC Advanced Grant
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disease progression. However, the mechanisms by which peripheral neural circuits detect changes in tissue state and instruct immune cell function remain poorly understood. The successful candidate will lead
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coding and implementation skills, with the ability to run large-scale experiments. Prior research experience is advantageous for PhD applicants, while postdoctoral applicants are expected to have a strong
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and be tested. Job description Key responsibilities: Independently conduct research at the intersection of health and building science Active role in teaching formats at D-ARCH, e.g. lectures and design
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” will be affiliated with Prof. Sonia Seneviratne at ETH Zurich. The work will be conducted in close collaboration with the research groups of Prof. Johanna Ziegel (ETH Zurich) and Prof. Ana Vicedo-Cabrera