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Committee. Successful candidates will: be enrolled in a PhD program of the hiring university, conduct research in a stimulating international environment with access to state-of-the-art facilities
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start in early 2027 (or upon agreement). The PhD research will focus on the development of a new framework for the mechanics-based assessment of cracked reinforced concrete structures, enabling
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for historic urban environments exposed to earthquake risk. You will be working on the ZAGGREGATE project, a collaborative research initiative between EPFL, University of Zagreb, and other academic and
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the boundaries of modeling and understanding crucial processes in geomaterials across scales, with application to geophysics, energy and sustainability. Main roles and responsibilities The
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(20%). Profile An excellent MSc degree in Computer Science, Energy Science, Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Sustainability Science, Geography, or a closely related interdiscipline. A strong
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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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funded PhD position in Microbial Physiology. We are seeking a highly motivated and talented PhD student to join our team at the Institute of Environmental Engineering. The successful candidate will
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PhD Student Position in Interoperable Digital Workflows for Regenerative Building Design and Perform
operation into future design decisions. The methods will be developed and tested through the REGEN4BE Fribourg demonstration activities, using Smart Living Lab data and infrastructure in close
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profile You have a master’s degree in computer science. You have experience with the humanitarian sector and/or in remote sensing. You are proficient in Python coding and deep learning frameworks. You are
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well-being. Within a planned interdisciplinary research project in collaboration with the University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany, we investigate how transformations of urban provisioning systems