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offers an inspiring environment fostering excellence in education, research, and innovation. Our laboratory develops and applies advanced molecular and optical technologies to study mechanisms of cell
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research support to the EPFL community and external partners. The successful candidate will create a vision for the strategic development of the platform, driving its implementation while ensuring excellence
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are looking for a Program Manager to develop and manage our continuing education portfolio and support our applied innovation activities. You will act as a bridge between our innovation,research and engineering
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project explores how biological structures and mechanisms can inspire the development of next-generation natural materials and interfaces for sustainable construction. You will work closely with the MATR
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on experience and qualifications Continuous learning and professional development opportunities Informations Contract Start Date : As soon as possible Activity Rate : 100.00 Contract Type: CDI
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(acoustic crystals). The candidate should have solid experience in the development of hydrogel acoustic metamaterials. We also welcome and can host candidates to apply for MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships 2026
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building envelope performance Development of standardised test protocols for non-destructive assessment of building envelope elements Support for ongoing practical research on design for disassembly and
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responsiveness. The project will develop and validate individually calibrated behavioral tasks in immersive virtual reality (VR) to quantify effort-based motivation, vigor, persistence, and goal-directed versus
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and career development. A stimulating, multicultural research environment with access to state-of-the-art facilities. Opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and international networking. A
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, to wearable sensors and actuators, as well as soft in vitro interfaces. The Postdoc will contribute to the development and verification of an optoelectronic therapy for bladder dysfunction. More specifically