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Fellowships 2026/2027 . Group leader and Research mission : Prof. Yujia Zhang At the Laboratory for Bio-Iontronics ( BION ) , our mission is to make bioiontronic systems for biointerfaces and
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optimal T-cell expansion protocols. In close collaboration with the lab of George Coukos ( https://agora-cancer.ch/laboratory/coukos-lab/ ), we will derive protocols enabling rapid expansion of cancer
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international working environment Competitive salary and excellent working conditions – more information can be found on our website (https://www.epfl.ch/campus/services/human-resources/en/basic-starting-salary
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advanced computational modeling, mathematical modeling, or experimental psychology. Profile We thrive on interdisciplinary collaboration. You should hold a PhD in musicology, computer science, cognitive
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Artificial Intelligence in Molecular Medicine (AIMM) Lab, led by Prof. Charlotte Bunne at EPFL, sits at the interface of computer science, artificial intelligence, and biomedical applications. The lab is
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Observation, environmental modelling and geospatial data science. The position is part of Vertical Africa (VERTICAF), an interdisciplinary research project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation
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degree in the fields of chemistry or polymer science. Materials science is possible if the candidate has the required experience listed below Experience with small molecule synthesis and
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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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Information Modelling (BIM), Geographic Information Systems (GIS) or computer programming is a plus. A master's degree or professional experience in architecture is preferred but not required. The employment
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in high-impact scientific journals, international conferences, collaborative research proposals and funding applications. Your profile A PhD in photovoltaics, materials science, polymer science