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Partnerinserat Übersicht ETH AI Center Post-Doc Fellowship 2027 100%, Zurich, fixed-term Drucken The ETH AI Center promotes trustworthy, accessible, and inclusive AI systems. For this goal, we
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industrial uses. The recent focus of the group includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic polymer networks; (ii) (bio)material processing; (iii) organ perfusion and regeneration; (iv
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candidates should have a strong background in computer science, parallel computing, compilers, performance optimisation, and high-performance computer systems. Excellent knowledge of C and C++ is
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, and synthetic materials, actuated by muscle and powered by chemical energy. Perception and Computer Vision: 3D reconstruction, object recognition, and scene understanding that give robots reliable
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compact, durable tactile sensors for dexterous robotic hands, so that these hands can manipulate reliably even where vision falls short in unstructured, real-world settings. Our lab's goal is to build
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benchmarks Debug common post-training issues, including optimisation instability, reward hacking, regressions, and evaluation failures Profile Essential MSc or PhD in Computer Science, Data Science
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related questions in an interdisciplinary manner (i.e., at the intersection of psychology, technology, and human–computer interaction). We welcome candidates with a strong interest in fundamental
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( www.nccr-climplus.ch ) and the NCCR CLIM+ Management Center at ETH Zurich. Project background NCCR CLIM+ supports Switzerland in the transformation towards a climate-resilient society. Together with
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in the Climate Extremes’ Storyline "Heat and Health" at ETH Zurich. Project background The NCCR CLIM+ is a new National Center of Competence in Research that establishes the first fully
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