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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Post-doc on formal verification and algorithm discovery for numerical analysis About us and our
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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Post-Training Engineer - Apertus Introduction The Apertus project, a joint effort between EPFL
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this new hybrid network. Your code will directly enable the next generation of energy-efficient AI clusters. Project scope You will bridge the gap between custom optical hardware and standard AI software
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) Ensuring medical grade software quality following industry best practices for patients' usage at home and for researchers in rehabilitation facilities Designing, coding, and driving the automation of test
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when each referee has provided his or her recommendation to the doctoral program. The system allows you to send one reminder per referee. Applying to more than one program We do not encourage this, but
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with a focused on micro-technologies. To strengthen our research program on laser-based methods to tailor material properties, we are looking for a post-doc to investigate advanced wavefront shaping
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. Participating in code reviews to ensure code quality and to provide & receive feedback. Applying IT security best practices, including e.g. Zero Trust and Least Privilege principles. Working with clients
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Mission Contribution The Materials in Transition (MATR) Lab at the School of ENAC, EPFL, is seeking a self-driven and inquisitive post-doctoral researcher to start between August and October 2026, in
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. Main duties and responsibilities Extract and harden a scoring engine from an existing Python/Streamlit prototype into robust, standalone code Rebuild the data layer from Neo4j to a Python-native graph