97 finite-element-analysis positions at ETH Zurich

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | 2 months ago

    , reproducible data pipelines, descriptive analysis, and forecasting-related tasks. Prior experience in handling and analysing data using statistical software packages such as R, Python, and/or Matlab is desired

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | 14 days ago

    many more design challenges than single-element antennas. Testing these high-performance antennas and antenna arrays also requires knowledge on automated test setup and high-end electronic measurement

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 2 months ago

    discovery loop for sustainable chemical processes, targeting the solvent-based recycling of plastics. Chemical recycling is a key element of a transition towards a chemical industry within the Planetary

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 2 months ago

    of plastics. Chemical recycling is a key element of a transition towards a chemical industry within the Planetary Boundaries. However, the current process design paradigm is too slow, labor-intensive, and

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 1 hour ago

    . Our current projects involve large-scale web and text analysis, as well as computer vision and visual data analysis. Applicants may have experience in one or both areas described below. You do not need

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 2 months ago

    these challenges by combining microfluidics and laser spectroscopy to explore complex phenomena such as multi-component phase equilibria, diffusion, and reactions. This project aims to advance our experimental

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | 2 months ago

    , Enviromental, and Geomatic Engineering, has an opening for a PhD student. This position focuses on leveraging vehicle sensors, remote sensing, and machine learning to support modern urban road safety analysis as

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 1 hour ago

    our crops, the mechanisms that facilitate HGT remain unknown. Recent work has uncovered a novel group of giant transposons called Starships, which have moved virulence, metal tolerance and other fitness

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 1 hour ago

    background Recent work has unsettled the layered picture of sub-Neptune interiors. Evidence for extensive miscibility between metal, silicates and hydrogen and for the strong coupling between deep interiors

  • ETH Zurich | Switzerland | about 1 hour ago

    global change. Research makes extensive use of global modeling tools (GEOS-Chem and CESM) and analysis of large observational datasets. Nitrogen oxides (NOx) emitted into the troposphere contribute

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