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Position Description The Department of Physics at the University of Zurich has openings for doctoral student positions in particle physics phenomenology. The research interests of the group, headed
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vacuum, charged-particle optics, laser cooling, ion trapping, precision laser spectroscopy, quantum logic and atomic-clock technology. It sits at the interface between atomic physics, quantum technology
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optical spectroscopy, with the drawback that optical excitations alone are already complicated many-particle states, while low-frequency transport experiments are often not directly related to fundamental
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Filters and particle filters. Knowledge of battery degradation, ageing, and state estimation (SOC, SOH, SOP), including diagnostics and prognostics. Familiarity with reduced-order electrochemical models and
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Are you fascinated by controlling magnetic matter by femtosecond laser pulses, eager to explore the underlying physical mechanisms, and passionate to develop a generic tool to ‘print’ complex
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research covers a wide range of topics from radiobiology, radiation physics and space research to radiation therapy. The Particle “Therapy Physics” sub-group of the Biophysics department is dedicated
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secondary structures, such as virus-like particles and plasmids. In your PhD project, you will study nanoswitches in a particle-based sensing platform with single-molecule resolution, called Biosensing by
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21 Aug 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Gran Sasso Science Institute Research Field Engineering » Electronic engineering Engineering » Aerospace engineering Physics » Other Researcher
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to predict the hydrodynamics and heat/mass transfer in a complete reactor containing millions to billions of particles with basic wall heating. The precise type of reactor will be chosen in collabaration with
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building physics, especially focusing on the Arctic conditions. Project description This research explores how mining waste, such as tailings and waste rock, can be reused rather than sent to landfill