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an international, vibrant, and intellectually stimulating work environment. The head of the group also serves as Co-Chair of Design++, the ETH Center for Augmented Computational Design in Architecture, Engineering
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maintains a portfolio of commercial and open-source applications operating on our infrastructure and establishes novel data processing and analysis pipelines. An integral part of the work is integrating
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for soft robotics applications will be characterized as a function of environmental and boundary conditions in order to identify structureproperty- function relationships. The expected results are further
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be working on a research grant from Innosuisse on the topic of "Self-recovery of end-to-end encrypted vaults". This work entails helping develop cryptographic algorithms in collaboration with the C4DT
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fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is seeking a dynamic and reliable Administrative Assistant to support a professor and his laboratory. The candidate will ensure the smooth running of administrative processes and
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. Sus.lab is part of the Group for Sustainability and Technology (SusTec) at ETH Zurich. As a “think-and-do-tank,” we work with industry, policymakers, and academia on topics such as carbon dioxide removal
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work closely with Research Program Support teams (plus the external partners mentioned above). You will lead cross-functional and external experts and will have the authority to prioritize, redirect, and
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improvement of the embedded sensing platform of ax|ReCover. The funding for this specific position is limited to 16 months, and linked to specific work packages within that Innosuisse project. Working closely
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university setting, is a plus. The position requires excellent German and English communication and writing skills, a proactive and adaptable approach to work, and the ability to handle confidential
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using machine learning approaches to uncover principles of cellular state transitions. The work will be carried out in close collaboration with other labs at EPFL, offering a uniquely rich environment