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-LHC and in physics and detector-concept contributions for future collider experiments (such as FCC). Candidates building on the department's current capabilities (pixel detectors, 4D tracking,integrated
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Engineering » Other Physics » Optics Physics » Other Technology » Nanotechnology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 17 Dec 2026 - 22:59 (UTC) Country Switzerland Type of Contract
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» Materials engineering Physics » Other Technology » Telecommunications technology Researcher Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 17 Dec 2026 - 22:59 (UTC) Country Switzerland Type
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pollutants, with particular interest in ultrafine particles and indoor aerosols; Concentrations, dynamics, and transformations of indoor pollutants, including physical and chemical processes occurring after
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référence. Les candidatures sont à déposer au format PDF via la plateforme de recrutement de l’Idiap : https://careers.werecruit.io/fr/idiap . Délai de postulation : 12 octobre 2026 Role Summary As Deputy
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particular focus on transferability across heterogeneous energy systems and datasets. Validate and benchmark the developed models using building measurements, physics-based simulations and energy-system
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, including physical and chemical processes occurring after emission; Human inhalation exposure to indoor air pollutants and factors influencing exposure; Experimental characterization of indoor aerosols and
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outcomes: designing interventions that steer cells toward a desired molecular state, and updating trained models as new data arrive, toward a lab-in-the-loop setup. These directions build on our earlier work
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Centre for Climate Change Research (www.oeschger.unibe.ch ). This project is part of the Research Unit “Cereal Stem Cell Systems” (https://cerealstemcells.de ). Selection process To apply, please send a
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contact mechanics of architected interfaces At the Professorship of Solid Mechanics (SMEC) in the Institute for Building Materials at ETH Zurich, we aim to understand how materials deform, degrade, break