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experimental systems, physiological sensing, signal processing, human movement analysis, computational neuroscience, biomedical engineering, data science, and/or advanced quantitative behavioral
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Postdoc position in ecological modelling Employment rate: 80-100% | Duration: 2 years | Starting date: February-April 2027 The research group Ecology at the Department of Environmental Sciences at
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, environmental sciences or a related field, obtained (or close to completion) at the time of appointment. Solid experience in remote sensing and satellite image processing (Sentinel-2, MODIS, Landsat
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Drucken The Energy and Process Systems Engineering (EPSE) Group at ETH Zürich is looking for a doctoral student to work on the new generation of prediction methods for the complex fluids and
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from mL to L scale by 3D printing and support the transfer of promising formulations toward scalable, solvent-free processing. Material combinations will be validated in lab-scale flow batteries
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displays, as well as energy efficient OLED lighting, electrochromic devices and energy-efficient insulating glazing. Research Group SCI-ENAC-AS: Nanotechnology for Solar Energy Conversion Prof
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skills for modelling photonic systems. Hands-on attitude and an interest for taking on new challenges are important for young and ambitious group. In return, you get to design your own experiences! Enjoy
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and processing strategies that can enable the fabrication of a wide variety of advanced functional materials and devices. We are seeking a candidate with experience either in a) the development of
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. Join our community and help shape the future of biomedicine. The Dixon Lab at University of Basel is seeking a highly motivated research fellow to study neuro-immune interactions in cancer. The role
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activity: Investigate the ability of nanozyme-coated surfaces to inhibit bacterial growth and biofilm formation while reducing reliance on conventional antibiotics. Investigate nano–bio interactions: Study