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on established expertise in nanoparticle synthesis and surface chemistry, this project will optimize nanomaterial design for circulation, targeting, and therapeutic performance in neuroblastoma organoids, enabling
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, supercapacitors and eco-friendly energy technologies. Fundamental to many geochemical and biochemical processes, proton transport in confined water and at material interfaces remains poorly understood. In
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nanozymes, and optimize their physicochemical and catalytic properties. Develop functional implant coatings: Establish reproducible strategies for integrating nanozymes onto implant surfaces and investigate
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. The laboratory conducts, develops and optimizes processes for renewable fuels. The group “Hydrogen Spectroscopy” is further involved in hydrogen science & technology such as power-to-gas, membrane science and
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. PhD Position on Nanozyme-based coating for antimicrobial implants Your tasks Design and synthesize nanozymes: Develop nanozymes, and optimize their physicochemical and catalytic properties. Develop
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explainability characteristics. Familiarity with the technical and human-factors sides of human–computer interaction. The ability to work independently, communicate clearly, and navigate open-ended research
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for studies of superheavy elements Produce radioisotopes of the lighter homologs of superheavy elements using PSI's large-scale research infrastructure to test and optimize your ideas Perform innovative
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without invasive surgery. Project background We develop advanced focused ultrasound technologies, adaptive closed-loop control algorithms, and ultrasound-responsive micro/nano therapeutic carriers as an
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glycobiology, radiopharmaceutical sciences, targeted radionuclide therapy, and translational research. Job description As a PhD student, you will: Develop and optimize radiolabeling strategies for glycosylated
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modulation, wave propagation, and temporal scattering Design and optimize subwavelength THz waveguides that enable homogeneous optical switching and efficient time interfaces Study the emergence of time