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, environmental sciences or a related field, obtained (or close to completion) at the time of appointment. Solid experience in remote sensing and satellite image processing (Sentinel-2, MODIS, Landsat
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PhD Student Position in Interoperable Digital Workflows for Regenerative Building Design and Perform
conservation. Its research combines architectural design, environmental assessment, digital methods, full-scale experimentation, building-performance monitoring and participatory approaches, with a
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infrastructure The lab offers access to state-of-the-art experimental facilities, including large-scale structural testing systems (e.g., Panel Element Tester) and advanced instrumentation (e.g., Digital Image
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modelling satellite imagery and textual conflict data. Advances in vision-language representation learning will be explored to link the two sources of information through alignment pipelines, localisation
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. Technical Skills Proficiency in remote sensing (satellite image processing, GIS, photogrammetry); Programming skills for geospatial analysis: Python (rasterio, geopandas, scikit-learn) or R
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nonlinear imaging techniques to study, characterize and image water in different configuration. Introduction Water is the liquid of life. It is intimately linked to our well-being. Without water, cell
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environments. The project will explore how learning-based and agentic AI systems (e.g., agents built on large language or foundation models) can be combined with physics-informed process models, digital
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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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, Python, GIS, image analysis or remote-sensing software is an asset • Self-motivated, independent and collaborative mindset, with a high level of rigor for academic research • Excellent
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research at theinterface of material science and engineering applications. You will work on the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)-funded project “DFabuLis: Digital FabricationUsing Living