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the position of: Lecturer for the Module M05 'Computer Vision & Perception' 10 ECTS (18%) Start date: August 1st, 2027 Module completion: each autumn semester (beginning of August to end of January) Description
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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Postdoc position in 3D Computer Vision, remote sensing ... The Laboratory of Visual Intelligence
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the partner sites Overseeing data- and material-transfer agreements, ethics approvals, and compliance with data-governance requirements, in collaboration with the lab's data manager / bioinformatics
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screens. Apply in silico perturbation approaches to nominate candidate regulators of cellular crosstalk for downstream functional validation. Build, document, and maintain reproducible bioinformatics
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Teaching Program Coordinator to manage the operational backbone of their teaching portfolios. You will be the central point of coordination across three courses: CS-552 Modern Natural Language Processing CS
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spin-offs. The lab belongs to the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering (D-MAVT) and sits in the CLA building at Tannenstrasse 3, on the Zentrum campus next to the ETH main building. About 25
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support to the team Building and maintaining reproducible data-processing pipelines (e.g., Snakemake or Nextflow, containers, version control) Data harmonization: standardizing clinical metadata across
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to organ-level repair processes. The project has a strong translational angle, motivated by clinical challenges in abdominal surgery such as adhesion formation, and is conducted in close collaboration with
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, you will expand this research to uncover biomarkers of aging, a process driven by DNA damage. You will use DNA sequencing and related methods to characterize cellular responses to stress and following
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programmes will run in parallel: (1) reconstructing the regulatory architecture of E. coli at high resolution as a foundation for predictive models of gene regulation; (2) building large-scale single-cell