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monitoring, and mineral characterization to develop a process-based framework for understanding when freezing promotes carbon release, carbon storage, or both. Job description Lead and execute controlled
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fundamental physical phenomena that emerge far from equilibrium. Our laboratory continuously develops and expands its experimental capabilities rather than relying solely on established instrumentation. We
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term We are seeking a skilled engineer to join the Apertus post-training effort. The ideal candidate will develop, run, and evaluate the SFT and reinforcement learning pipelines
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jointly develop climate scenarios for Switzerland. Project background The latest generation of Swiss climate scenarios “Climate CH2025” was published in late 2025. Scientific, technical, and quasi
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analysis methods and high-performance computing to develop solutions for specific societal and economic challenges. Located at the D4 Business Village in Root, close to Lucerne, ETH Swiss GeoLab works at
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advancing how non-alcoholic beer and wine can be made without dealcoholization using non-Saccharomyces yeast. The successful candidate will join an interdisciplinary research team developing novel
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. The IDEAS Group has multiple on-going wireless projects on 6G, satellite communication (SATCOM), and electromagnetic sensing/imaging applications. We also have several developed and experimentally verified
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cameras to nanophotonics and quantum technologies, chemical syntheses have been developed that produce nanocrystals from various semiconductors. The most advanced protocols are those that lead to quasi
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joint disease. Our overarching goal is to identify and target novel molecular mechanisms underlying inflammation and tissue degeneration, with the long-term objective of developing novel disease-modifying
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. To facilitate cross-disciplinary communication and stakeholder engagement, NCCR CLIM+ will develop storylines of plausible futures encompassing the physical and social dimensions of extreme climate outcomes