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additional support required beyond the fellowship allowance to carry out the research project as well as resources for the fourth year, provided the candidate successfully passes the review process
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a variety of surface features, as e.g. topographic heights, displacements, quantitative bio-physical parameters and has found applications in several domains of the artic region, as e.g
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driven by curiosity about the physical mechanisms that underlie failure and by the ambition to translate this understanding into more reliable and resilient materials and structures. By combining numerical
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at the Chair of Technology Marketing (ETH Zürich) Contract & compensation: a 3-year contract at standard doctoral rates (SNSF rates at ETH Zurich). Further details are provided during the interview process
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: Master’s degree or PhD in EE, Physics or Computer Science Attention to detail and passion for organization and efficiency Management experience in a similar role Familiarity with software and computer
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mechanisms of genome instability of diverse physical and chemical exposures, such as from the environment, lifestyle factors and drugs, as well as cellular metabolism and oxidative stress. In this PhD project
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challenges in fluid structure interaction (FSI) relevant to energy, process, and materials engineering, with a strong focus on: Advanced numerical modelling and simulation Experimental methods and sensor
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the approval process in AVA, the UZH third-party funding platform . To receive the confirmation letters in time, please start the approval process no later than 2 weeks before the deadline. In our factsheet
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in quantum physics. Our research is driven by a combination of addressing technological challenges and developing novel techniques for quantum control. The TIQI group is closely connected to the ETHZ
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power density limits of such planar magnetic devices, you will develop multi-physics models of planar magnetics. These models will comprehensively describe the (HF) losses in the windings, the parasitic