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candidate to embark on a groundbreaking project focused on the electrochemical and materials engineering for nerve regeneration. Project background This unique project aims to facilitate nerve regeneration
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focuses on the development of materials to close the CO2 cycle and ultimately allow societies to approach net zero emissions. The current PhD position is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation
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to tackle these challenges by creating sensing materials with large specific surface areas and tailored surface chemistry to distinctly interact with molecules. Job description This full-time position offers
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students an exciting opportunity to perform cutting-edge research on the engineering of sensor systems (sensor materials, filter and arrays) for food applications. You will join an inclusive, diverse, and
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applications of NMR in biological systems and material science. Your profile We are looking for a highly-motivated student who is interested in working on the intersection between Chemistry and Physics in a
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, electrical engineering, or materials science Have an excellent track record and meet the general admission requirements for a doctorate at ETH Zurich . Have previous research experience in engineering-related
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the group’s chemistry lab, followed by optical and material characterization; investigation of the fundamental properties of the interplay between multiple scattering and nonlinear generation; design and
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. Your profile Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Materials Science or related field from a top notch university A Maker, an Engineer, and a Scientist. We are looking
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term In the Laboratory for Functional Ferroic Materials we investigate materials where strong coupling between electrons leads to novel types of ordering processes of their spins
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additional qualifications may be advantageous: Experience in Polymer Chemistry and/or polymer materials (thermoplastics, elastomers) Familiarity with thermomechanical characterization of polymers Background in