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leadership roles. As part of this program, IOB offers fully funded PhD and MD–PhD positions to outstanding candidates from diverse scientific and medical backgrounds, including Biology, Medicine, Physics
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, including cutting edge quantum physics and chemistry, material science, nanotechnology, biochemistry, cell biology, or medical research. The SNI PhD programme includes multiple social events, trainings in
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trilobite morphologies, and their impact on dispersal in the Cambrian and Ordovician oceans. The PhD student will: (1) Work with the PI in developing comprehensive computational and experimental fluid
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, selectively forgetting, and adapting their behavior through experience, all while retaining commercial-grade mechanical properties. In this PhD project, you will synthesize and characterize semi-crystalline
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for a motivated and talented candidate with: • A Master's degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, biochemistry, nanoscience, physics, or a related field • Previous knowledge about nanopore experiments
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EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description PhD Position in Atmospheric Chemistry The Atmospheric Chemistry group at the Institute
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generate our own data, on the newest spatial and single-cell platforms. Required: ● MSc in computer science, mathematics, physics, engineering, computational biology or a related quantitative field ● Hands
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science, mathematics, physics, engineering, computational biology or a related quantitative field ● Hands-on experience with biological data ● Strong Python skills and experience with PyTorch or JAX, together
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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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, flavour physics, effective field theories, theories beyond the standard model and computer algebra. More details on current research activities can be found on our homepage: https://www.physik.uzh.ch/en