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80%-100%, Zurich, fixed-term At the Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory (RELab) of ETH Zurich, we are developing ax|ReCover , a modular smartphone-based rehabilitation platform that aims to turn
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, guiding, and manipulating electromagnetic waves. The research combines ultrafast optics, terahertz spectroscopy, nanophotonics, and electromagnetic wave engineering, with the goal of developing a unique
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development of ETH Zurich's institution-wide framework for the quality of education. In this project position, you carry the framework the whole way: from first concept through to its anchoring in
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power electronic systems, we develop advanced multi-physics models/digital twins/virtual prototypes at the component and system level. For a new research project on Solid-State-Transformers for future PV
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. This groundbreaking technology relies on the development of state-of-the-art X-ray optics enabled by cutting-edge micro- and nanofabrication techniques. To support this effort, we are seeking a highly motivated
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process control, and fundamental research. Project background The project will focus on the development of integrated MIR photonic devices for advanced optical sensing and spectroscopy. The successful
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School, as well as public health and healthcare stakeholders. The PhD student will be responsible for designing, developing, and validating a comprehensive agentic AI platform that supports multimodal data
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knowledge and technology from academic research into the Swiss mechanical, electrical, and metal industries. Project background We are looking for a motivated intern to support the development
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data. Perform cross-species (human–mouse) data integration to identify conserved and divergent cellular and molecular signatures of PAD. Apply and further develop computational tools for cell-cell
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unexplored solution spaces to the climate crisis and develops a blueprint for actionable climate research worldwide. NCCR CLIM+ broadly communicates and shares knowledge, and trains a new generation of experts