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terms of process-structure-mechanical property-function relationships. The candidate will be enrolled as PhD student at the Doctoral School for Materials Science and Engineering (EDMX) of EPFL (Lausanne
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The position will be based at either the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering or the Department of Mathematics, depending on the candidate’s background and preferences The starting date is flexible
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related to tasks and the job profile please contact Prof. Dr. Lara Wolfers at [email protected] . For questions about the application process please contact [email protected] . We are looking
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. The laboratory conducts, develops and optimizes processes for renewable fuels. The group “Hydrogen Spectroscopy” is further involved in hydrogen science & technology such as power-to-gas, membrane science and
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during conventional substrate transfer and fabrication processes. The project aims to develop a fully dry, UHV-compatible transfer pathway that preserves these fragile quantum states during device
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explainability characteristics. Familiarity with the technical and human-factors sides of human–computer interaction. The ability to work independently, communicate clearly, and navigate open-ended research
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through the electronic application process. Each recommendation consists of two elements: A form to be filled out by the referee An additional letter with the referee’s comments Your referees
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welcome but not required We value a research culture in which people share ideas, learn from one another and treat each other with respect. We are committed to increasing diversity in economics and to
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, stroke rehabilitation, and chronic disease prevention. The PhD student will work in an interdisciplinary team spanning behavioural scientists, clinical psychologists, computer scientists, AI engineers, and
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without invasive surgery. Project background We develop advanced focused ultrasound technologies, adaptive closed-loop control algorithms, and ultrasound-responsive micro/nano therapeutic carriers as an