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acoustics for laser processing (80-100%) Share Apply now Materials science and technology are our passion. With our cutting-edge research, Empa's around 1,100 employees make essential contributions
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scientific excellence in the areas of vector query processing, serverless/just-in-time query execution, parallel and distributed data management, and data management systems on emerging hardware Passionate
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will include: Assemble and validate modular electrocatalytic reactors and analysis methods for realistic CO2 electrocatalysis, with a focus on parallel investigations and accelerated aging. Dissect
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Diplomas Transcripts/grades from Bachelor’s and Master’s studies If you are successful, you will need to enrol in one of the EPFL doctoral school programs in parallel. Please check this page for
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programs in parallel. Please check this page for additional information. Please note that this is a separate application process necessary to be eligible to complete your PhD at EPFL. Potential doctoral
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Strong written and spoken communication in English and German Ability to work independently and manage multiple parallel projects Interest in ophthalmology, retinal diseases, or translational clinical
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, EDCE or EDEE ). This parallel application process is necessary to be eligible for a PhD at EPFL. Please check this page for additional information on admission. Application deadline: 31.10.2026
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system for thin, durable structural interventions. It can be deployed through conventional casting for standard applications and through 3D printing for complex or non-planar geometries. In parallel
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complex or non-planar geometries. In parallel, circular end-of-life strategies will recover fibres, upcycle fines into new low-carbon constituents, and enable structural reuse. The project comprises 11
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tailor their work toward one or more of these focus areas, depending on their expertise and interest. They will also support parallel developments led by PhD students, ensuring coherence in the beam