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at the interface of MEMS microfabrication, scanning probe instrumentation and cryogenic measurement technology. Main responsibilities include: Design, fabrication and characterization of advanced MEMS
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Your position The successful candidate will lead an ambitious interdisciplinary project at the interface of immunology, neuroscience, and cancer biology. The project will investigate how neural
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nitrides. You will use synchronized HiPIMS processes to tune the properties and performance of the films. The experiments will be informed by in-situ surface and interface analysis. Your work will make use
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multidisciplinary group at the crossroads of engineering and biology. Our research explores materials, technology and integration of soft bioelectronic interfaces and electronic skins. We design, fabricate and
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synchronized HiPIMS processes to tune the properties and performance of the films. The experiments will be informed by in-situ surface and interface analysis. Your work will make use of our group's unique
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analysis is a plus but not required Interest in working across the interface of imaging, microbiology, and drug discovery We offer The opportunity to build a new screening platform from the ground up, with
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an emerging research direction at the interface of artificial intelligence, energy-system modelling and optimization The possibility of starting immediately or by agreement We foster a culture of inclusion and
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transfer at the liquid-solid interface. To connect materials to devices, you will prototype booster-bed reactors from mL to L scale by 3D printing and support the transfer of promising formulations toward
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systems, machine learning, and foundation models The opportunity to shape an emerging research direction at the interface of artificial intelligence, energy-system modelling and optimization The possibility
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to join an interdisciplinary project at the interface of single-cell genomics, data integration, and developmental biology. The project focuses on the integration and analysis of multi-modal single-cell