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tactile skins, and a dedicated GPU cluster with eight NVIDIA H200 GPUs alongside access to ETH's central compute and the Alps supercomputer at CSCS A multidisciplinary team of mechanical engineers
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. Child and education allowances, on-campus daycare. Discounts for public transport and access to car sharing services at reduced price. Don’t miss the chance to shape the future of research and education
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specialized training The chance to contribute to open-source projects with global impact Access to the broader Swiss academic ecosystem and industry partnerships Being part of Switzerland's sovereign AI
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accessibility needs or accommodations throughout the application process and internship chevron_right Working, teaching and research at ETH Zurich We value diversity and sustainability In line with our values
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player, autonomous, curious with a strong commitment to results. We offer Collaborative and innovative work environment. Access to a diverse and dynamic community of researchers, entrepreneurs and industry
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environment with access to state-of-the art experimental facilities and a rich and vibrant scientific and entrepreneurial community Competitive renumeration Opportunities to attend and present your work
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you as a promising scholar in the academic community Development: access to external opportunities for continuous quantitative training (e.g., GSERM St. Gallen/Lugano, ICPSR at the University
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) experiences that bring AI characters into the visitor’s physical space; a web-based version of Digital Einstein for broader public accessibility; novel hardware interaction elements for the physical platform
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benefits: discounts on health-related services Access to a flexible working environment: opportunities for flexible working hours and a supportive learning environment Professional development: Support for
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expansion, require time, money, machines, and personnel, and they partially block access to the track. Consequently, traffic and timetables must be modified, and passengers are affected. Decisions on when