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background Professorship in Pathogen Evolution and the Department of Aquatic Ecology is seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher to study drug resistance evolution in various pathogens through
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. Professorship in Pathogen Evolution (ETH Zurich and Eawag) is seeking a highly motivated PhD Candidate to study drug resistance evolution in various pathogens through population genetic modelling. Project
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. Professorship in Pathogen Evolution (ETH Zurich and Eawag) is seeking a highly motivated PhD Candidate to study drug resistance evolution in various pathogens through population genetic modelling and
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Department of Materials at ETH Zurich is looking for a research assistant to work for 48 months on an Innosuisse-funded project aimed at developing a new formulation for
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to the disease site and the reason for high drug attrition rates during clinical testing. A key limiting factor in the translation of promising drug candidates from research to clinical settings is the low
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validation. By combining state-of-the-art engineering approaches and new cellular models, this project is aimed at realizing new kidney models, which will find application in both fundamental biology and drug
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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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diagnostics. Single-cell proteomics and secretomics is on its way to make a similar groundbreaking impact on our future understanding of cells and will significantly contribute to the development of drugs and
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the chemistry-biology interface exploring relationships between chemical structures and cellular responses relevant to food and chemical safety and drug development. More information about the research group can
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drug screening platforms, with a focus on skin tissue models. We are embedded within the Tibbitt group, in the Macromolecular Engineering Laboratory at the Department of Mechanical and Process