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, experiments, and macroecological analyses using so far untapped global monitoring data across all populated continents.
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profile Motivation and Commitments to dive into an interdisciplinary challenge Completed Master’s degree in biomaterials, chemistry, nanotechnology, or biomedical engineering. Experience in nanomaterial
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the University of Basel. Experience in the following areas are of special interest: Mammalian cell culture and analysis (Microscopy, qRT-PCR) Hydrogel formulations and characterisation (Rheometry, Atomic Force
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with strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong interest in soft matter, self-assembly, nanomedicine, nanoparticles, or drug and gene delivery systems. Hands-on laboratory experience in
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on electrochemical and structural characterization of battery materials and cells, combined with muon-based experiments. You will design and carry out experiments to identify reaction pathways and degradation
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date and not having a doctoral degree. We are seeking talented and enthusiastic students to perform a PhD, with a solid background in mechanics of materials and simulations. Experience with material
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the chemisorption of H2 in thin transition metals /graphene membranes will be analyzed at Empa, where also the membrane reactor experiments will be performed. You will be enrolled in CMSZH: Graduate School
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Zurich. The four-year project, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), will investigate the in-cloud scavenging processes of plastic aerosol particles through laboratory experiments
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in physics, materials science, nanoscience, or a related field. Experience with UHV systems, optical spectroscopy, scanning probe microscopy, or 2D materials is advantageous but not required. Our offer
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materials. The work will involve sample synthesis, X-ray diffraction, optical spectroscopy experiments, as well as magnetothermodynamic, magnetomechanical and magnetoacoustic measurements at mK-temperatures