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. Job description As a postdoctoral researcher, you will develop and implement an interdisciplinary research programme investigating the evolution of early prokaryotic life in its geodynamic and climatic
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(emba X) team with administrative and operational tasks. Project background The emba X is an innovative, flagship joint programme between ETH Zurich and the University of St. Gallen. Our vision is to
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will be part of the NCCR CLIM+ programme and benefit from its extensive exchange and training in inter- and transdisciplinary research. You will publish your results in scientific journals and present
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for developing advanced experimental techniques Programming experience (Python, MATLAB, or similar) Excellent written and spoken English Experience in one or more of the following areas is advantageous, but not
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. Experiences with molecular dynamics (MD) simulation, machine learning, and strong programming skills (Python) are highly advantageous. Proficiency in English. Good communication skills. Good social competence
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, geophysics, physics or a closely related field, completed by the start date Strong scientific programming in Python, and comfortable working with version control (git) in a collaborative codebase Fluent
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Program, creating value for participating companies while strengthening long-term engagement with EPFL. Main duties and responsibilities Foster trustful relationship with a portfolio of companies having a
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The PhD will form part of a broader interdisciplinary research programme in mobile health and AI, with applications in areas such as mental well-being, fall prevention, stroke rehabilitation, and
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-prevention antibody/nanobody program from discovery toward the clinic (start immediately or by arrangement). Your path: from fellowship to founding Over the 12 months you will drive the antibody program toward
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): materials discovery, advanced structural characterization, electronic materials, and quantum materials, 2D-materials and their applications in electronic and optoelectronics. The research programme at