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reliable methods to detect reliable traces of life (biosignatures), whether through remote sensing or direct onsite measurements, requires significant innovation. These challenges demand close collaboration
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research of high quality, industry innovation, and AI entrepreneurship. Project background The ETH AI Center faculty comprises more than 140 professorships representing all sixteen departments of ETH Zurich
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providers Bacterial molecular biology and biochemistry — E. coli regulome Run and oversee a molecular cloning pipeline for E. coli — design and assembly of plasmids and genome-integrated constructs, strain
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three years. Earliest starting date October 2026. Job description Work directly with the Principal Investigators at ETH Zurich and TUM to develop the research agenda, refine study designs, and drive
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of all fluid properties involved in the design of the targeted recycling processes. An example is the vapor-liquid equilibrium curve for a recyclate mixture to be fractionated through distillation. And the
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profiles: people who design and build the robots, and people who make policies run on them. We do not hire against a narrow project description. We hire people who will define their own. Tell us which of our
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study design, scientific methods, and statistical modelling Python, C# or equivalent language expertise Basic knowledge of machine learning or deep learning Desirable Skills Exposure to musculoskeletal
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profiles: people who design and build the robots, and people who make policies run on them. We do not hire against a narrow project description. Your thesis topic is something we shape together in your first
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architecture called SCION . Starting date is as soon as possible. The initial contract is for 12 months, with the possibility of extension. Project background Our inter-domain routing architecture is designed
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and applies advanced polymeric materials and medical devices for a range of biomedical and industrial uses. The recent focus of the group includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic