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, bridging basic and translational research. A particular interest of the laboratory lies in understanding how antigen specificity shapes T-cell responses in autoimmunity. For this project, we are seeking a
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for conserving biodiversity and supporting resilient ecosystems in a changing world. To this goal, an important step is to translate this knowledge into informing policy. The University of Zurich invites
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for molecular imaging and targeted therapies. However, their clinical translation is often limited by unfavorable pharmacokinetic properties, including rapid blood clearance and high kidney uptake. This project
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from proof-of-concept toward clinical translation. Successful candidates will further develop the technology, investigate its therapeutic potential for neurological disorders, perform preclinical
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chemical experiments on superheavy elements at leading accelerator facilities worldwide as part of international collaborations Analyze and interpret experimental data to determine thermochemical properties
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. To promote the exchange of ideas and expertise, our researchers actively collaborate with universities and research institutes and engage with industry and government agencies to translate knowledge
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collaboration with the University Hospital Zürich and the Wyss Zürich Translational Center. Over the past decade, the lab co-developed a normothermic machine perfusion platform that replicates key physiological
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customized freezing and thawing reactor systems. Measure and interpret liquid and gas geochemical data using a variety of analytical instrumentation (e.g., Gas analyzers, HPIC, ICP-OES, UVVis-Spectroscopy
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ultimately fail. Our research is driven by curiosity about the physical mechanisms that underlie failure and by the ambition to translate this understanding into more reliable and resilient materials and