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100%, Zurich, fixed-term We invite applications for a PhD position at the intersection of quantum computing and artificial intelligence, focused on the challenge of advancing optimization through
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interventions with a patient’s clinical state, lesion characteristics, and multimodal biomarkers to optimize therapeutic effectiveness, across the pathway of care. This research axis is embedded in the CEREBRIS
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Boundaries. However, the current process design paradigm is too slow, labor-intensive, and fragmented between disciplines. This project will investigate optimal pathways for creating a circular industry that
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, optimization and inverse problems, computational aspects of stochastic (partial) differential equations, randomized numerical algorithms, structure-aware and structure-preserving numerical methods for continuum
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to diverse energy systems and research questions. The ESA group is headed by Prof. Dr Russell McKenna and generally focuses on the optimization and assessment of complex systems and infrastructures with
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, policy-relevant research Have excellent quantitative skills: statistics, optimization, stochastic modeling, etc Have excellent verbal and written communication skills Have experience in working on real A/B
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therapy, and translational research. Job description As a PhD student, you will: Develop and optimize radiolabeling strategies for glycosylated peptides and nanobodies using diagnostic and therapeutic
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candidates will develop and optimize carrier formulations, assess drug loading and release performance, characterize carrier stability and biocompatibility, and contribute to the preparation of first-in-human
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sequencing Spatial transcriptomics Multi-omics strategies Optimization, validation, and documentation of methods and standard operating procedures (SOPs) Active participation in internal R&D projects
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-particle microscopy and spectroscopy will be used to uncover variations that are hidden in conventional measurements. The resulting understanding will guide the synthesis and optimization of semiconductor