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use of solar energy. https://www.epfl.ch/labs/sci-enac-as/ Main duties and responsibilities As a PhD Student, you will be expected to: Assume full responsibility for your PhD dissertation; Perform
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well as novel materials. Your position You will work on the development of a nanopore-based platform for single-molecule analysis of nanoclusters. Your research will include: • Establishing nanopore
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interface of basic science, clinical research, and therapeutic development, while preparing them for future leadership roles. As part of this program, IOB offers fully funded PhD and MD–PhD positions
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the development and validation of innovative strategies to protect people from heat stress and improve thermal safety, comfort, and performance in challenging environments. Your tasks Your task will
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investigate the environmental, social and political implications of vertical urban development. The project has three main ambitions: (1) developing methods to measure verticality and its impacts in data
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attention is paid to individual developmental trajectories, the interaction between linguistic and non-linguistic dimensions of development, and the extent to which study-abroad experiences transfer
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attention is paid to individual developmental trajectories, the interaction between linguistic and non-linguistic dimensions of development, and the extent to which study-abroad experiences transfer
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-enhancing technologies, and privacy-preserving authentication. Contribute to the development of secure and privacy-preserving protocols. Support and assist in teaching courses on computer security and
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PhD Student Position in Interoperable Digital Workflows for Regenerative Building Design and Perform
policy development. Its outputs include a Regenerative Evaluation Framework and the Regenerative Design Intelligence Platform (REDIP). Fribourg is one of the project’s European demonstration and
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of osteoinductive scaffold development in bone tissue engineering. Our three objectives are a) to rationally engineer hydrogels tuned to the specific mechanical requirements for osteogenesis b) to