13 parallel-programming "Max Planck Institute for Human Development" Postdoctoral positions at Empa
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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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assays. Experience in catalysis, programming and large data analysis is a plus. Excellent communication skills and fluency in English (written and oral). Our offer The project is planned for 3 years
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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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"As Switzerland's incubator for innovation, Empa's research provides answers to the most pressing challenges facing industry." Prof. Dr. Katharina Maniura, Biointerfaces Postdoc position: Chemist
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materials, deep understanding of the background physics of beam-matter interactions, development of automated AI/ML systems for novel materials processing and quality insurance. The lab combines
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screening. The opportunity Contribute to groundbreaking research on accelerated thin-film and process development for emerging applications such as ferroelectric memory, photonic integrated circuits and next
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development of tabular foundation models for energy systems, we are seeking a highly motivated and skilled postdoctoral researcher. The project aims to develop foundation models that can learn from
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Development of image processing and ML tools and models for the automated identification and quantification of clinically relevant morphological features in metastatic colorectal tumors and lymph
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understanding of the background physics of beam-matter interactions, development of automated AI/ML systems for novel materials processing and quality insurance. The lab combines additive manufacturing, large
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. A major research direction is the development of physical methods and models for the description of cooperative effects in charge transport, proton dynamics and electrochemical conversion in solids