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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. You will work on a research project in the field of novel dielectric elastic materials. The emphasis will be on synthesizing specially designed polymers
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, electrical machines, power electronics, dielectric/insulation materials, or related areas would be advantageous. Knowledge of numerical/FEM simulation tools such as COMSOL Multiphysics and MATLAB. Programming
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information about the dielectric properties of the surface and can therefore be used to infer changes in soil moisture. A major focus of the PhD will be to develop, test and improve robust GNSS-IR processing
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-based additive manufacturing (MEX AM) to print both soft and hard structural or electronic materials (e.g. composites with conductive, ferroelectric, dielectric, magnetic and other performance-enhancing
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the liquid insulation and solid dielectric materials are subject to degradation over time, leading to potential reliability and safety risks. This PhD project will investigate the short‑term and long‑term
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at radiochemical laboratories of PSI, molecular scale investigations of water and proton transport by quasi-elastic neutron scattering QENS at SINQ / PSI, and dielectric characterization of thin clay films at TU
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and atomically thin dielectrics. The work combines advanced instrumentation, 2D-material assembly, Raman spectroscopy, and low-temperature STM/STS. A central goal is to investigate how interfaces and
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clusters and dielectric nanoparticles from molecular beams to levitated optomechanics. We work on novel tools for quantum sensing, mass spectrometry and biomolecular chemistry. Our team is member of
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on the ultrafast response of dielectric materials driven by intense laser fields. The central goal is to understand how strong laser excitation induces ionization, plasma formation, nonlinear optical effects, and
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clusters and dielectric nanoparticles from molecular beams to levitated optomechanics. We work on novel tools for quantum sensing, mass spectrometry and biomolecular chemistry. Our team is member of