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to advance project goals Publish research findings in high-impact scientific journals and present at international conferences Contribute to the mentoring and supervision of PhD students and technical staff
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collaborations with academia and industry, mentoring MSc, and PhD students, and the potential for transitioning to work with our robotics industrial partner. Dr Diego Paez-Granados in collaboration with Prof
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. This appointment will be joint with ETHZ, IRSOL and PMOD/WRC. The work place is in Davos and/or Locarno and the position is for 1 year. Your profile It is expected that you will have a PhD in a relevant field with a
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simulations (DFT and MD) applied to energy systems is a significant advantage. Your Qualifications: PhD in Chemistry, Material Science, or a related field Expertise in analyzing electrochemical interfaces using
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close collaboration with two PhD students working on these topics. The efficiency of such pulse-sequence elements is key for improving the sensitivity of NMR experiments. To obtain the best performance
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industry but could also be sector-overarching if it relates to relevant mitigation pathways such as carbon dioxide removal (CDR). An integral part of your work consists of advising PhD and master students
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, the postdoctoral researcher will co-supervise and work closely with PhD students, undergraduate and masters students within the Chair. Opportunities for external collaboration with both academic and industry
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digital biomarkers that can be used to classify disease models Your profile You are a team-player You have a bachelor in physics, mathematics, engineering, or computer science You have a PhD in
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interfaces, and demonstrating quantum optical links between remote atom-array-based processors. This position is full-time, with flexible starting dates in 2024. Your profile A PhD degree in physics
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a PhD in mechanical engineering, physics, electrical engineering, materials science or a related subject, and a background in magnetic thin films, nanostructures and microscale robots. You should be