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: Radiochemistry or radiopharmacy Cell biology and cell culture techniques Protein or peptide chemistry Preclinical in vivo research Excellent organizational and problem-solving skills. Ability to work
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www.inspire.ch and the Automatic Control Lab https://control.ee.ethz.ch . Curious? So are we. Please send your full application to our HR department [email protected] with the reference “ILC Postdoc
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not more than three years before. Applications should demonstrate dedication to and strong promise in research. Keywords: postdoc Application Instructions https://math.ethz.ch/fim/postdocs.html
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researchers. To expand on our ability to engineer viscoelastic biomaterials and deploy them as tailorable 3D cell culture platforms for mechanobiology and tissue repair, we are recruiting a full-time (100
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address these needs, the first phase of the Future Health Technologies Programme (FHT1) at the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC) (https://fht.ethz.ch) developed and piloted innovative upper limb
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Mechanical and Process Engineering (D-MAVT) of the ETH Zurich, in the Zentrum Campus in Zurich, Switzerland. D-MAVT (https://mavt.ethz.ch/) is an interdisciplinary department with focus areas in process
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platform , published in Nature Communications (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-18059-7), that enables localized, hyper-efficient delivery of therapeutic compounds to specific brain regions
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background in interdisciplinary work is encouraged Strong experience in quantitative research, computational modelling, data analysis, or a combination thereof Demonstrated ability to work independently
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seeking a highly motivated professional with a strong collaborative mindset, a hands-on approach to problem solving, and a demonstrated ability to deliver results in a dynamic research environment
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AI are synonymous with the ability to harness and optimize massive computational resources. However, this rapid growth in computational demands comes with a critical challenge: energy limitations