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novel biosensors, gene switches, genetic closed-loop circuits, and chemical structures that interface with and actuate cellular activities, we design programmable cellular implants and devices
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platforms such as novel biosensors, gene switches, genetic closed-loop circuits, and chemical structures that interface with and actuate cellular activities, we design programmable cellular implants and
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. This position is designed as a launchpad for exceptional individuals, usually in a 1-2 year capacity, offering broad and deep exposure to the AI research landscape, innovation ecosystems, academic-industry
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they are maintainable, transferable, and ready for operational use. Across all phases, you will co-design solutions with users and domain experts, participate in collaborative workshops, and iteratively refine
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tasks will include: Develop a Scalable Sensing Pipeline: Design and implement a software/tool architecture capable of processing multi-source vehicle sensor, camera, and remote sensing data streams
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training and further education initiatives to enhance employability These benefits are designed to promote both personal and professional development whilst working at ETH Zurich. chevron_right Working
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Website . Questions regarding the position should be directed to Prof. Dr. Eva Heinen [email protected] (no applications). We plan to start shortlisting by the end of August 2026. Please note that we
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the role of electron scattering and coherence, and explore new phenomena such as HHG in the superfluid phase of helium. Job description Design and perform experiments on high-order harmonic generation in
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the transformation towards a climate-resilient society. Together with stakeholders, the interdisciplinary NCCR CLIM+ research community tackles unexplored solution spaces to the climate crisis and develops a blueprint
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archives) Designing and implementing machine learning models for analysing and predicting well-being indicators Collaborating closely with other project members (including a second doctoral student working