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additional support required beyond the fellowship allowance to carry out the research project as well as resources for the fourth year, provided the candidate successfully passes the review process
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. Profile You recently obtained a PhD in optics, applied physics or related fields with a strong knowledge of optics. You have experience in adaptive optics as well as hands-on experience with optical setups
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, computer science, applied mathematics, statistics, physics, engineering, or a closely related field, completed or near completion. Demonstrated expertise in generative AI, such as diffusion models, flow matching
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To submit an application, you need a written confirmation from the research institution. At UZH, you will receive the confirmation letter via the approval process in AVA, the UZH third-party funding
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in quantum physics. Our research is driven by a combination of addressing technological challenges and developing novel techniques for quantum control. The TIQI group is closely connected to the ETHZ
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systems developed in the SAM3 project in terms of process-structure-mechanical property-function relationships. The candidate will be enrolled as PhD student at the Doctoral School for Materials Science and
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power density limits of such planar magnetic devices, you will develop multi-physics models of planar magnetics. These models will comprehensively describe the (HF) losses in the windings, the parasitic
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Macromolecular Engineering Laboratory (Prof. Mark W. Tibbitt) within the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering (D-MAVT) at ETH Zürich, Switzerland engineers
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This is a highly interdisciplinary project at the interface of neuroscience, biomedical engineering, physics, electrical engineering, medical imaging, robotics, and translational medicine. Profile We
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structural alloys through defect engineering, with a particular focus on materials for extreme environments, including fusion energy and space applications. Our research combines theory, physics-based