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, cell biology and gas-exchange physiology. Within the research unit “Cereal Stem Cell Systems - RU52350; https://cerealstemcells.de ”, we are recruiting a Postdoc to investigate how grass leaves spatially
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Our passion lies in materials science and technology, and at the Urban Energy Systems Laboratory (UESL), we develop strategies and methods to support the
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-time (100%) postdoc position at the Laboratory for the Chemistry of Materials and Manufacturing (ALCHEMY) at EPFL Neuchatel. At EPFL ALCHEMY, we are focused on developing accessible chemistries and
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molecular representations, off-target prediction, and experimental feedback. The developed methods will be applied in iterative prospective drug-discovery cycles, with a serine protease from the complement
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the development of novel and innovative numerical techniques aiming at improving the integration between numerical simulations and geometric modelling and processing. Within the project «FLASh: Fast simulation
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political implications of vertical urban development. The project has three main ambitions: (1) developing methods to measure verticality and its impacts in data-scarce contexts, in Africa and elsewhere; (2
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developed powerful technology platforms in the field of biomedicine and genomics over the past years, also leading to the establishment of two startup companies (www.veraxa.com and www.thera-me.ch ). Having
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. The research project focuses on the development of solid electrode composites, so-called boosters, for next-generation redox-targeted flow batteries. In these systems, soluble redox mediators dissolved in
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these questions using populations and species sampled along elevational gradients, providing a powerful framework for identifying the causes of species' range limits and understanding constraints on the evolution
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tumor evolution requires integrating both genetic and non-genetic mechanisms. Thus, our research begins with the functional characterization of cancer-associated genomic alterations to determine how they