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correlations. Candidates should hold a Master in Nanosciences, Biomedical Engineering, Health Sciences and Technology, Biology, Chemistry, or similar, from an institute of higher education that is accepted by
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, imaging or diagnosis. This PhD project will develop stimuli-responsive nanozyme coatings for personalized medical implants. Nanozymes are nanomaterials capable of mimicking the catalytic activity of natural
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uncertainty, detect errors, and regulate their behavior accordingly. The PhD project will examine how metacognitive monitoring and regulation develop across different age groups and within individuals over time
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, and interdependent pathways) using time-resolved and spatially resolved spectroscopy, patterned illumination, and pH/thermal stimuli. Develop and validate logic maps for memory formation, consolidation
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heat stress and improve thermal safety, comfort, and performance in challenging environments. Your tasks Your task will be Develop, adapt, and validate experimental and computational methods
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graduate during the starting phase of his/her PhD research project. It is expected that he/she will develop a funding proposal during the first six months for applying to the Swiss National Science
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. At Empa's Laboratory for Biointerfaces and Center for X-ray Analytics , we develop and characterize advanced nanosystems for biomedical applications
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. This project aims to identify novel tumor-reactive T-cell receptors (TCRs) that can be translated into next-generation adoptive T-cell therapies. The successful candidate will develop patient-derived tumor
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surface science. The aim of the project is to develop ultra-thin transition metal membranes on porous graphene. The gas transport mechanisms, including energy barriers related to H2 diffusion and resistance
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during conventional substrate transfer and fabrication processes. The project aims to develop a fully dry, UHV-compatible transfer pathway that preserves these fragile quantum states during device