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invites applications for a fully funded PhD position at ETH Zürich at the intersection of robotics, wearable sensing, signal processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction. The goal of
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trajectories using repeat imaging. The successful candidate will therefore be working primarily as an AI/image-processing researcher, developing deep-learning models for medical images. Job description The
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candidate with a strong background in robotics, computer vision, or machine learning who is passionate about developing intelligent robotic systems and translating scientific concepts into working
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teaching activities and the supervision of student projects Profile A Master's degree in computer science, machine learning, statistics, applied mathematics, or a closely related technical field Strong
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) in physics, engineering or computer science Proficiency in computer vision and machine learning with Python Knowledge of X-ray physics and laboratory experience in imaging would be a benefit Highly
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Epigenetics, Nutrition and Metabolism and Sustainable Food Processing Group in the Department of Health Science and Technology are running a joint strategic research line on Microalgae and plant-based foods in
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protocols on a network of multi-qubit superconducting circuit chips Profile You have a strong interest in experimental realizations of quantum information processing systems, with a focus on remote
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will be conducted in parallel with a sister study in the Canadian Rocky Mountains (a similar position is being advertised at McGill University – see here , Students are welcome to apply to both if they
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candidate holding a master’s degree or a diploma in electrical engineering, geomatics engineering, geophysics, physics or a related field with a background in digital signal processing and/or image
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Übersicht PhD Position in Radiopharmaceutical Sciences: Glycoengineered Peptides and Nanobodies for Imaging and Therapy 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The Center for Radiopharmaceutical Sciences