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analysis methods and high-performance computing to develop solutions for specific societal and economic challenges. Located at the D4 Business Village in Root, close to Lucerne, ETH Swiss GeoLab works at
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chiral charge migration. Job description Contribute to the implementation and operation of an attosecond beamline based on a CEP-stabilized, few-cycle 100 kHz Yb-fibre laser and high-harmonic generation
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analysis methods and high-performance computing to develop solutions for specific societal and economic challenges. Located at the D4 Business Village in Root, close to Lucerne, ETH Swiss GeoLab works at
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80%-100%, Lugano, fixed-term The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) develops and operates a high-performance computing and data research infrastructure that supports world-class science in
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subsequently triggers localized drug release, achieving high therapeutic concentrations exclusively at the desired site while minimizing systemic exposure. The chemical formulation and engineering of
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attosecond pulses, tuneable 1-2 fs deep-ultraviolet and near-infrared pulses, and electron-ion coincidence detection in a reaction microscope. The scientific programme addresses chiral electronic wave packets
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computational screening and process modelling The overarching goal is to connect atomic-scale mechanisms directly to their separation performance and to derive rational design principles for improved materials
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80%-100%, Zurich, permanent The High Performance Computing group at ETH Zurich provides world-class HPC and AI/ML infrastructure to researchers across all departments. We operate compute clusters
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The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre (CSCS) develops and operates a high-performance computing and data research infrastructure that supports world-class science in Switzerland. Its user
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of novel processes needs to account for the interactions of molecules and materials with the process performance that occur at interfaces: e.g., adsorbent materials, heat exchanger surfaces