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, electron-beam lithography, theory of light-matter interaction, computer simulations using the method of Finite Differences in the Time Domain (FDTD), determination of optical material constants by multiangle
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to advance knowledge in the following domains: Formal verification and interactive theorem proving (Rocq, Lean) Secure and high-performance computer systems, including ML infrastructure We seek outstanding
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environments such as space systems, cryogenic applications, ultra-clean settings, microelectromechanical systems, and surgical instruments. Their main advantages include frictionless operation, the absence
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for sensitive data. · Work with the operational teams to implement robust processes for traceability, data governance, and responsible data use. Human Biological Samples and Biobanking: · Provide strategic
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fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is seeking a dynamic and reliable Administrative Assistant to support a professor and his laboratory. The candidate will ensure the smooth running of administrative processes and
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of Computer and Communication Sciences and the School of Life Sciences, as well as the EPFL AI Center. As part of an industry collaboration with Novartis, the lab is opening a postdoctoral position on
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isolation, and western blotting Cell biology: mammalian cell culture, transfection, proliferation, migration/invasion assays, and flow cytometry Histology: cryosectioning, FFPE processing
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processes . Each postdoc will lead their own independent research direction, with an opportunity for close collaborative work. Main duties and responsibilities You will develop an acquisition and
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driving mesenchymal stromal cell heterogeneity and function in adipose biology and other metabolically relevant processes. Geno - In the “Geno” pillar, we are examining how variation in the regulatory code
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processing strategies that can enable the fabrication of a wide variety of advanced functional materials and devices. We are seeking a candidate with experience either in a) the development of (macro)monomers