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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Postdoctoral researcher in building technology Profile The Structural Xploration Lab is seeking
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approaches. Experience with tabular foundation models or foundation models for structured data is particularly relevant to this position. Key qualifications include: Strong research experience in deep learning
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building of charge and ion transport processes in functional materials. Synthesis and processing of ceramic proton conductors, solid electrolytes and semiconductor photoelectrodes Structural characterization
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a small fraction of the sample voxels need to be re-measured to detect the change, rather than the complete 3D volume. Microchip samples are also highly structured, with known design rules, which can
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a small fraction of the sample voxels need to be re-measured to detect the change, rather than the complete 3D volume. Microchip samples are also highly structured, with known design rules, which can
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, and the development of new model architectures or learning approaches. Experience with tabular foundation models or foundation models for structured data is particularly relevant to this position. Key
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and industrial project partners. You will be responsible for: Developing and adapting machine-learning approaches for structure-based and generative molecular design. Integrating physicochemical
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. This allows us to shift from the standard imaging question of "what is the structure of this sample?" to "how does the structure differ from the known design?". The second question can be answered with far
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positions. https://www.epfl.ch/labs/entc/ Education You will work closely with Dr. Davide Bavato, head of EPFL’s recently established Entrepreneurship Education Hub. The Hub is developing a structured
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statistical reasoning, including a clear understanding of model assumptions, uncertainty, validation, data structure, and the limitations of different analytical approaches. Experience with multimodal human