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"Empa's research on the highest international level plays a leading role in the advancement of technology." Prof. Dr. Ayodhya Nath Tiwari, Thin Films and Photovoltaics PhD Position on Nanozyme
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"As Switzerland's incubator for innovation, Empa's research provides answers to the most pressing challenges facing industry." Prof. Dr. Katharina Maniura, Biointerfaces PhD position “Soft Active
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will include: Assemble and validate modular electrocatalytic reactors and analysis methods for realistic CO2 electrocatalysis, with a focus on parallel investigations and accelerated aging. Dissect
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, and organic chemistry. You will work closely with two ongoing PhD projects focusing on OLED science and chemical synthesis, providing an excellent opportunity for scientific exchange and collaboration
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running PhD project. Partly existing database will be used and extended to develop image processing pipelines and models for the automated evaluation of 3D data sets towards answering clinical research
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chemists, materials scientists, and electrochemists. Your profile PhD in chemistry (or a closely related field such as polymer science or materials science) Experience with polymer–ion interactions
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, evaluation of results and reporting Your profile PhD degree in Physics/Photonics/Engineering or equivalent Experience: Laser applications (measuring, processing, etc.), optical system design, assembly and
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novel setups (hardware integration, CAD design, assembly, etc.) Software development (data acquisition and processing, system communication) Your profile FH/University degree (Master or PhD) Acoustics
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collaboration with the team. Your profile PhD degree in physics, materials science, chemistry, electrical engineering or a related discipline Knowledge of UHV and thin-film technology Prior experience in PVD
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independently in Empa's vibrant international research environment. The ideal candidate holds a PhD in materials science, chemistry, or related fields, with a strong publication record. Prior experience in flow