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this project is to exploit transcriptomic data sets for the discovery of new therapeutic antibodies. The lab has a very translational focus, running a tech development lab on the EPFL campus and a translational
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Test Engineer to work on the development of neurorehabilitation therapies for patients with motor disabilities (spinal cord injury). Our mission is to conceive and deploy innovative interventions
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of teaching and decide what to do next. As a student assistant, you will support the QdL (Quantification of Teaching Engagement) project in its day-to-day work: preparing and analysing existing data
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control robots in a fundamentally different way, so that they become more flexible, dexterous, capable, and adapt better to their environment. We work along four directions: soft and musculoskeletal
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Your position You will work on projects investigating plastic responses to climatic challenges and the evolutionary constraints that limit adaptation to extreme climatic conditions. We address
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solutions, not just infrastructure — someone who sees a research challenge and immediately starts thinking about what combination of agents, models, and pipelines could solve it. Part of the work is carried
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www.musec.ethz.ch Job description You will lead all single-cell and spatial transcriptomics work, working closely with an international team of PhD students and postdocs and in direct collaboration with Prof. De Bock
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are being constructed to meet the demands of AI workloads, underscoring the urgent need for efficiency to ensure these advancements benefit humanity sustainably. Especially in Singapore, such resources may be
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This position is funded through the University of Basel's Stay on Track program, which aims to support female postdoctoral researchers returning to work after maternity leave. Starting on: 01/09
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, and control robots in a fundamentally different way, so that they become more flexible, dexterous, capable, and adapt better to their environment. We work along four directions: soft and musculoskeletal