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tailor their work toward one or more of these focus areas, depending on their expertise and interest. They will also support parallel developments led by PhD students, ensuring coherence in the beam
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-the-art research in one of the most dynamic scientific institutions in Europe. Opportunity to interact with internationally renowned experts, and with a strong team of postdoctoral researchers and PhD
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seeking a new research collaborator with a PhD in building technology, preferably in the field of building materials and/or building envelope performance and/or building renovation. The candidate must be
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responsiveness, and therapeutic delivery, enabling interactive communication with biology. Profile PhD in materials science, microengineering, or bioengineering; Experience with polymer characterisation and
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technology transfer activities Profile PhD in microengineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics, materials science, or a closely related field Strong hands-on experience
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results in leading scientific journals; Collaborating with academic and industrial partners; Contributing to the advancement of the laboratory's research activities. Profile PhD in Mechanical
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discovery. The idea behind this project is to exploit transcriptomic data sets for the discovery of new therapeutic antibodies. The lab has a very translational focus, running a tech development lab on
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cells Preparation of NGS libraries Data analysis with help from a bioinformatics facility Your profile Hands-on experience in cell biology and NGS Good knowledge in T-cell expansion and therapy Motivated
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Competitive remuneration and benefits, based on EPFL salary scale Research support for conference travel and data collection A vibrant campus with an innovation park and a large spin-off portfolio, in a
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techniques from geometric PDE to combinatorics in that study. Notably, we wish to study how asymptotic data, such as the limit set in the flag manifold, interact with solutions of PDEs of geometric origin