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position focuses on the development of experimental and causal methods for efficient and robust evaluation of new product, policy, and technology in modern operational context of organizations. The research
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infrastructure A lab at the forefront of AI adoption in research, with access to high-end computational resources and environments — bring your own tricks Mentoring and career development support Initial 1-year
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project, etc.). You’ve failed, learned from it, and tried again. You bring in methodological skills that are valuable to coach early-stage projects in the field of innovation (prototyping, agile development
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on the development of new diagnostic and prognostic methods (biosensors, biomarker analytics, artificial intelligence), which are expected to be validated via their integration in clinical workflows. The new professor
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Flexible working hours and attractive employment conditions Opportunities for personal and professional development chevron_right Working, teaching and research at ETH Zurich We value diversity and
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interpret experimental data to develop mechanistic understanding Contribute to the development of new concepts for electrolyte-controlled electrocatalysis Present your work at international conferences and
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The deMello Group in the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences at ETH Zürich, a world-leading group for the development of novel microfluidic technologies, is
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conditions and comprehensive benefits, including the ETH Zürich/EPFL pension plans Flexible working arrangements, including options for remote work Professional development opportunities, including conference
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options for remote work Professional development opportunities, including conference attendance and specialised training The chance to contribute to open-source projects with global impact Being part of
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the new optical platform and spin-resolved detection capability. The position combines advanced few-cycle and XUV optics, attosecond pulse metrology, reaction-microscope spectroscopy and the development