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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The new NCCR CLIM+ programme invites applications for a Postdoctoral Position in the Climate Extremes’ Storyline "Heat and Health" at ETH Zurich. Project background
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Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva; | Switzerland | about 1 month ago
the Department of International Law. They will also be called upon to teach classes and supervise master’s dissertations in the interdisciplinary programme and may be asked to contribute to executive education
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, building infrastructure, mentoring less experienced colleagues, and taking pride in operational excellence. You will not be expected to drive a separate independent research programme; rather, you will
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work closely with Research Program Support teams (plus the external partners mentioned above). You will lead cross-functional and external experts and will have the authority to prioritize, redirect, and
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Are you interested in regenerative materials – earth-based, bio-based and reused materials? Would you like to support the organisation of our two CAS ETH programmes in Regenerative Materials? We
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The current era of artificial intelligence is predominantly driven by advances in computational power and infrastructure. As models scale to unprecedented sizes, their capabilities are enhanced
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Engineering Laboratory has a long-standing research program in the engineering of ex situ organ perfusion systems, developed as part of the interdisciplinary Liver4Life project in collaboration with
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field validation, operational testing and adoption. You will report to the Managing Director of ETH Swiss GeoLab and work closely with other GeoLab mission teams, the Research Program Support team
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qualifications with a university degree (Master or equivalent) in physics, engineering or computer science Proficiency in computer vision and machine learning with Python Knowledge of X-ray physics and laboratory
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processing, machine learning, and human-computer interaction. The goal of this PhD is to develop neuromotor interfaces for dexterous robot teleoperation using two sensing modalities: 1) surface