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We are looking for a highly motivated Postdoctoral researcher (W/M) to join our laboratory at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland) to work on an ERC funded project aiming to reverse-engineer insect limb
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distributed data, and hardware/software codesigned engines for demanding applications. Main duties and responsibilities Work closely with all members of the lab carrying out excellent research Supervise
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/labs/cvlab/ ) is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to work on issues related to co-design for aerodynamic shape and control along the lines described in the following tech report https://arxiv.org/abs
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motivated Postdoctoral researcher (W/M) to join our Neuroengineering Laboratory at EPFL (https://go.epfl.ch/ramdya/ ) to work on an ERC funded project aiming to reverse-engineer insect limb motor control
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. To that end, we are interested in developing droplet-based iontronic systems, termed dropletronics , with key functions of embodied energy, logic control, stimulus responsiveness, and therapeutic delivery
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expertise in the field of sorbents and carbon capture. The position is part of the National Center of Competence in Research (NCCR) "Separations", a collaborative project lead by EPFL (Prof. Wendy Queen) and
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on developing new generative modeling approaches, scalable training algorithms, and foundation model technologies. The role is suited for candidates with a strong machine learning background who are excited
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health. Excellent researck track and publication record are important. Good communication skills, enthusiasm, scientific curiosity, good organizational skills, rigor in experimental work and high level of
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development of new sensors, support nanoparticle-based cellular reprogramming strategies and identify new omics-based biomarkers. We work closely with clinical partners and we focus on deep understanding
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. The nomination documents can be submitted in German or English and must be sent in one single PDF-file to [email protected] . If you have any questions, please contact the Research & Grants Office: support