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a PhD student in the Locher laboratory to design and optimize glycosylated peptide and nanobody constructs. Present research findings at international conferences and publish results in leading
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to study mechanobiology and cell–matrix interactions; and (v) engineered drug delivery systems. The lab is composed of a highly interdisciplinary and international team of motivated researchers. To
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; (iv) tools to study mechanobiology and cell–matrix interactions; and (v) engineered drug delivery systems. The lab is composed of a highly interdisciplinary and international team of motivated
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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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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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appointment, and 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
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. This position focuses on computer vision and generative AI for designing a sustainable, future-ready built environment. Occasional international travel is required. Position 3: LCA This position focuses
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–computer interaction, psychology, (quantitative) marketing, information systems, or a closely related field A strong trajectory toward publishing in leading international journals Demonstrated interest
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. Publish your findings in high-quality scientific journals and present them at international conferences. Profile You bring a strong background in quantum physics, computational science and a genuine
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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