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, with the possibility of renewal, in the field of Analysis and Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). Job description - The successful candidate will collaborate on research projects related
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laboratory is available to domestic and international researchers in academia, industry, and the business sector. The centre is operated by ETH Zurich and has offices at its data centre in Lugano and in Zurich
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professionals Job description Collection of grating interferometry X-ray phase contrast microCT data of breast tissue biopsies Setup of data pipelines for synchrotron and laboratory microCT scans of soft tissue
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rough-surface and multiscale mechanics. In line with our values , ETH Zurich encourages an inclusive culture. We promote equality of opportunity, value diversity and nurture a working and learning
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collaboration with a pharmaceutical company and an experimental academic lab focusing on cyclic peptides, protein-binding affinity, and cell permeability. Job description The project will involve molecular
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to sketch their own ideas in the application Job description Improve atmosphere-interior evolution models tailored to sub-Neptunes Investigate how interior mixing imprints on observable atmosphere Link
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and a research team that can concentrate on research. Job description You build and maintain research partnerships with companies. You identify firms whose research interests match ours, develop first
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to the forefront of this development by exploring innovative approaches and trying them in practice. Job description Conduct research on methods for match and performance analysis Teach and supervise students
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background Research at the Chair focuses on the empirical analysis of macroeconomic and policy-relevant questions. We work with macroeconomic, microeconomic, firm-level, household, geospatial and international
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a casual environment, hot desks and temporary office space for students and faculty located at nearby campuses as well as for visiting scientists. The purpose of the Centre for Origin and Prevalence