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Mission The Microbial Physiology and Resource Biorecovery Laboratory (MICROBE), led by Dr. Wenyu Gu at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL), invites applications for a fully
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Correlation and Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing), as well as strong links to international collaborators and industry partners. Main duties and responsibilities As a PhD candidate, you will be
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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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coastal Antarctica and the Southern Ocean sea ice with instruments placed on a tethered balloon and at ground. Your mission will be to perform and analyze vertically resolved measurements of aerosols
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participation in the annual team meetings held in the case-study cities. Access to the computing infrastructure and to the resources of EPFL, including the Excellence in Africa Center (EXAF). A central
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nonlinear imaging techniques to study, characterize and image water in different configuration. Introduction Electrolyte solutions in water are an essential ingredient of many aspects of life and technology
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PhD Student Position in Interoperable Digital Workflows for Regenerative Building Design and Perform
Mission The South–North Laboratory for Sustainable Construction and Conservation (SONO Lab) at EPFL is recruiting a full-time PhD Student (100%) within the School of Architecture, Civil and
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communications, computing, metrology, sensing or ranging. Yet, it relies on the availability of broadband tunable, narrow linewidth, and bright microwave sources that can be used to excite a high
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Mission We are offering a challenging position as a full-time (100%) PhD Student in the Laloui Group at EPFL inLausanne. The group brings expertise in geomaterials and their mechanical behaviour to
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-DN, tackles challenges in designing, optimizing, selecting materials, and manufacturing small-scale turbomachinery for applications in heat pumps, fuel cells, organic Rankine cycles, or gas turbines