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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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environment. We offer A dynamic and stimulating work environment Access to state-of-the-art research facilities and laboratory resources Opportunity to collaborate with world-class scientists through a network
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, international research environment Challenging projects bridging fundamental research and applied research for industry Access to cutting-edge research facilities and equipment including unique thin-film
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-loop drug discovery. The project aims to establish an integrated Design–Make–Test–Analyze (DMTA) platform combining generative AI, ultra-large synthetically accessible chemical spaces, physics-informed
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lab in the AGORA cancer research center (with direct access to patient material). Furthermore, a strong network of clinical partners in Europe and the US has been established. The successful candidate
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, and downstream tasks. The position combines Empa UESL’s expertise in developing and accessing energy system models with the methodological expertise of the IMOS Laboratory in machine learning and
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for the physicochemical characterization of components. Access to advanced electron microscopy and X-ray facilities is also available. We live a culture of inclusion and respect. We welcome all people who are interested in
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disease. The successful candidate will have access to excellent infrastructure for flow cytometry, animal experimentation, advanced microscopy, single-cell sequencing, spatial transcriptomics, and
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, Raman and impedance spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction, and complementary analytical techniques. The projects provide access to neutron and synchrotron facilities and are embedded in long-standing
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expanded. We are recruiting a PostDoc in the Quantitative Visual Physiology group at IOB. The Quantitative Visual Physiology group at IOB sits at a rare intersection: access to human, primate, and rodent