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spirit of SPH in Zurich, with a large focus on building a community of ETH and HSG students who learn from each other through peer-to-peer learning. We’re now looking for an Innovation Catalyst to join our
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motivated infrastructure engineer to help build the next version of Apertus. The successful candidate will own the container image stack and work closely with CSCS to keep large-scale training stable and fast
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, planning, and platform work of the partner institutions to build a system that no single group could achieve alone. You will work within this multidisciplinary team and have access to a world-class lab
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, and opportunities to build computational infrastructures used in academic research. Our offices are in the city center of Zurich, our working language is English. chevron_right Working, teaching and
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an asset We welcome applicants with an outstanding academic record and who are enthusiastic about building a career in academia, industrial R&D, or biotechnology entrepreneurship Workplace Workplace We offer
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handed from an AI to a human colleague, and how multimodal models can predict the performance of marketing content before it is published. Research at the Center builds on the group's track record in data
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Chair for Physical Chemistry of Building Materials has one opening for PhD. position on the topic of stone conservation, in particular the mechanisms of contour scaling
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implementation. The role combines hands-on technical delivery with the gradual build-up of project acquisition and coordination. You will own initiatives end to end, from spotting an opportunity and shaping
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-minded, and innovative research group trying to make a difference by doing research relevant for society and decision makers We work at ETH in Zurich and SLF in Davos and the work location (Zurich/Davos
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screens. Apply in silico perturbation approaches to nominate candidate regulators of cellular crosstalk for downstream functional validation. Build, document, and maintain reproducible bioinformatics