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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Chair of Computational Mechanics of Building Materials in the Institute for Building Materials at ETH Zurich has an opening for a PhD student in self-emerging
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new cavitation therapies to make them more precise, more efficacious and safer. Job description We seek to appoint a PhD student to conduct experimental research to investigate the role of cavitation in
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of Technology). Eawag conducts research, education and expert consulting to achieve the dual goals of meeting direct human needs for water and maintaining the function and integrity of aquatic ecosystems
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of Technology). Eawag conducts research, education and expert consulting to achieve the dual goals of meeting direct human needs for water and maintaining the function and integrity of aquatic ecosystems
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the environmental performance of novel chemical synthesis routes and thereby identify the most promising processes for the transition towards a sustainable chemical industry. Job description This Ph.D. position is
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Earth's climate sensitivity in past warm time periods. Project background This PhD project focuses on the relationship between atmospheric CO2 and the surface ocean temperature during key time windows
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The ETH Professorship for Practical Philosophy in the department for Humanities, Social and Political sciences offers a PhD positions in practical philosophy (Prof. Dr. Dr
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or mesoscopic electronic devices, will be regarded as an asset. Familiarity with experimental condensed-matter physics, quantum optics, and quantum technology is appreciated. Contract Terms: This PhD position
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generation and aircraft propulsion by means of hydrogen combustors. The position is financed by an ERC Synergy Grant (project HYROPE). Project background The small-scale turbulence-chemistry interaction and
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the opportunity to pursue a high-quality PhD at a renowned institution in a vibrant and collaborative research group. The position also bears the opportunity for research stay the AMOLF Insittute. chevron_right