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of artificial intelligence, atomistic simulation, and materials science, starting in September 2026 or by mutual agreement. Our group develops computational methods to accelerate the discovery and design of
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industrial players, and the international partners. We are actively committed to a sustainable and climate-neutral university. You will also have access to the vast training program of ETH, and numerous
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players, and the international partners. We are actively committed to a sustainable and climate-neutral university. You will also have access to the vast training program of ETH, and numerous benefits
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, for both personal mobility and urban logistics. Large-scale pilots in four European cities validate methods in real traffic, support cross-city learning, and ensure applicability under diverse safety
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datasets and apply modern econometric methods, including panel-data, time-series and causal-inference approaches. Potential dissertation projects may explore: how globalization and international policy
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Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology) offer numerous opportunities for interaction and collaboration. Zürich is a cosmopolitan city with high living standards and easy access to forested and alpine
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close collaboration with courts and partners across Switzerland. We are looking for Research Assistants (Law, Computer Science, or related fields). Job description We are looking for highly motivated
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or with long-term impact Design AI systems that lead to efficient and reliable outcomes Write high-quality papers and publish on top-tier OM journals Work with external organizations to evaluate the methods
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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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. The GeoLab is focused on Earth observation and its applications. It uses satellite, airborne, ground-based and in-situ observations and applies AI-driven analysis methods and high-performance computing