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responsibility for stakeholder engagement, project coordination and communications. This role includes monitoring developments in these areas, coordinating the stakeholders involved in related projects and
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the widespread integration of distributed energy resources, introducing new challenges to infrastructure in areas such as automatic control, data management, and communication. The Internet of Things, big data
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funded. The program language is English. Faculty participating in this call (*only available as co-advisor for the one-year exchange): Zurich: Andreas Krause*, April Wang*, Benjamin Grewe, Celestine
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. Experiences with molecular dynamics (MD) simulation, machine learning, and strong programming skills (Python) are highly advantageous. Proficiency in English. Good communication skills. Good social competence
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proficiency in English is required At least one Swiss national language is a significant plus Other language skills are beneficial Workplace Workplace We offer We offer the opportunity to apply and develop
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-affected contexts Excellent proficiency in English is required At least one Swiss national language is a significant plus Other language skills are beneficial Workplace Workplace We offer We offer
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, admissions documentation and candidate communication. Organisation and delivery of recruitment events and activities, including information sessions, webinars and other candidate-facing events. Coordinating
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). Project background The NCCR CLIM+ supports Switzerland in the transformation towards a climate-resilient society. Together with stakeholders, the interdisciplinary NCCR CLIM+ research community tackles
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communication. The lab offers a highly collaborative, international research environment at the interface of vascular biology, muscle physiology, and metabolism. For more information on the lab, visit
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opportunities to develop scientific communication skills through presentations at conferences. Develop skills in writing scientific papers and in management by co-supervising bachelor’s and master’s theses