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excellent communication and writing skills (fluent spoken and written English is mandatory). Moreover, the following skills are expected of a promising candidate: Computer science and ability to program
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are expected of a promising candidate: Computer science and ability to program independently complex software Ability to model and work with algorithmic design, existing software and data provided by industrial
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, the Research Program Support team, and the Geo-Intelligence team and external partners. You will define priorities, milestones and decision points, lead mission delivery and will have the authority to prioritize
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teams, its Research Program Support team, and the Geo-Intelligence team (plus the external partners mentioned above). You will lead cross-functional and external experts and will have the authority
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are the MaP Doctoral School and ETH Sabbatical | CAS AMaP continuing education programme. To lead the executive office as the central coordination hub, MaP is currently hiring a new Executive Director
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the Institute of Neuroinformatics, and the Neuroscience Center Zurich (ZNZ) PhD Program. chevron_right Working, teaching and research at ETH Zurich We value diversity and sustainability In line with our values
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questions related to the resilience of global supply chains to climate change. The doctorate will be conducted within the doctoral program of D-MTEC (Department of Management, Technology, and Economics) and
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data. Perform cross-species (human–mouse) data integration to identify conserved and divergent cellular and molecular signatures of PAD. Apply and further develop computational tools for cell-cell
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attosecond pulses, tuneable 1-2 fs deep-ultraviolet and near-infrared pulses, and electron-ion coincidence detection in a reaction microscope. The scientific programme addresses chiral electronic wave packets
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attosecond pulses, tuneable 1-2 fs deep-ultraviolet and near-infrared pulses, and electron-ion coincidence detection in a reaction microscope. The scientific programme addresses chiral electronic wave packets