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Candidates should have a PhD in Electrical Engineering, or a closely related field. A strong practical embedded hardware background is essential, including experience in several of the following
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Profile PhD in microengineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics, materials science, or a closely related field Strong hands-on experience in MEMS or micro/nanofabrication
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, Human-Robot Interaction, Imaging Technology, Machine Learning, Medical Informatics, Medical Robotics, Natural Language Processing, Neuroinformatics, Optimization, Physical AI, Probabilistic Models
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the sufficient imaging resolutions (sub-20 nm) measurements become slow, and because dose accumulates with every repeated measurement, radiation damage sets a hard limit on how long a process can be
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the sufficient imaging resolutions (sub-20 nm) measurements become slow, and because dose accumulates with every repeated measurement, radiation damage sets a hard limit on how long a process can be
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FLOWBOOST, an international consortium advancing the technology from the laboratory toward a kW-scale prototype, offering close collaboration with academic and industrial partners across Europe. Your profile
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of the upgraded Swiss Light Source synchrotron, as well as other facilities around the world. Profile We are looking for a person with: PhD in physics, engineering, computer science, or a related field. Strong
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the Horizon Europe project FLOWBOOST, an international consortium advancing the technology from the laboratory toward a kW-scale prototype, offering close collaboration with academic and industrial partners
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and repair, with a focus on the mesothelium, serosal cavities, and the liver. Using intravital imaging, we track cell behavior and dynamics in real time within living tissue, linking cellular mechanisms
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Postdoctoral Researcher or Process Engineer to join the SNSF-funded project ABSOLUTE, working under the supervision of our micro- and nanofabrication specialist, Dr. Lucia Romano, at the Paul Scherrer Institute