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only to delve into modern nanofabrication and cutting edge material science, but also to actively engage in fundamental physics and quantum technology topics, in the uniquely collaborative effort to go
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publications, conference presentations, technical reports, and project meetings Contribute to the preparation of future national and international research proposals and collaborations with academic, industrial
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delivery efficiency. Collaborate closely with researchers from the Laboratory for Biointerfaces and the Center for X-ray Analytics. Present your work at international conferences and contribute to high
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project conducted in close collaboration with the laboratory of Prof. Kaspar Locher (Department of Biology, ETH Zurich). Project background Peptides and nanobodies are highly promising molecules
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the chemistry of superheavy elements – the newest and heaviest members of the periodic table. Through innovative single-atom experiments, state-of-the-art instrumentation, and international collaborations
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metacognitive monitoring and regulation during task performance. The successful candidate will work in a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment and will have opportunities to develop expertise
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Smoleński at the Department of Physics, University of Base, in collaboration with the group of Prof. Martino Poggio, is searching for a new PhD studentto develop a platform for local sensing of collective
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candidate will work in a collaborative and interdisciplinary research environment and will have opportunities to develop expertise in developmental research methods, educational research, longitudinal designs
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mechanisms, and analyze complex datasets to connect microscopic processes with macroscopic performance. Close collaboration with project partners will support the development and testing of materials and cell
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social or emotional competence, thereby improving social relationships for some users. The first part of the PhD project is embedded in a 1.5-year collaborative project with the Hochschule Karlsruhe and