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The Department of Earth Sciences (www.erdw.ethz.ch) at ETH Zurich invites applications for the above-mentioned position. The successful candidate is expected to create and oversee an innovative
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techniques. The main focus is ground-breaking research into computational design, novel building systems and their synthesis through the use of novel robotic fabrication technologies. Starting from June
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ability to swiftly adapt to new challenges. You are used to meet tight deadlines and formulate pitches and ideas promptly and effectively. While formal knowledge in earth or environmental science isn't
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research centre for the natural and engineering sciences in Switzerland. The current research focus is the investigation of novel magnetic systems at the mesoscopic scale making use of the clean rooms and
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The research of the Human-centered Sensing Laboratory centers around physics, chemistry and medicine to gain new fundamental understanding in micro/nanosystems
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. Training of IMB members in relevant areas of bioinformatics/computational biology. The candidate supports the training of PhD students and postdocs by organising individual sessions and regular teaching
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Engineering, Bioengineering, Mechatronics, Robotics, Computer Science, or related. Candidates should also have: 1) demonstrated experience in physiological sensing and hardware prototyping comprehend, process
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both at the Center for Comparative and International Studies (CIS) and the Institute of Science, Technology and Policy (ISTP). Its research and teaching focus on examining the role of citizens and
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term By 2050, the United Nations expects the world population to grow to 9.7 billion people. Considering restricted fresh water and fertile soil, resource-efficient food
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Laboratory of Energy Science and Engineering (LESE, ETH Zürich) is looking for a candidate to fill a PhD position to develop catalysts for the conversion ofCO2