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science or Physics You have developed a keen interest in medical imaging physics, signal and data processing Very good programming skills (C, Matlab/Python, TensorFlow/PyTorch) and a passion for both theoretical and
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-vision-based image analysis. Job description Develop the existing functional prototype into a robust, user-friendly measurement system suitable for use in an industrial shop-floor environment. Design and
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and repair, with a focus on the mesothelium, serosal cavities, and the liver. Using intravital imaging, we track cell behavior and dynamics in real time within living tissue, linking cellular mechanisms
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to advanced X-ray imaging applications. The SNSF-funded project ABSOLUTE (nAnoassemBled catalySt and electrOchemicaL processing for hUge aspecTratio microstructurEs) focuses on developing an innovative catalyst
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, and alignment between the processes and measures used to assess it. The Quality of Education Framework project brings these strands together into a single framework with a common core and adaptable
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, networking, storage performance, checkpointing, and scheduling Support the Apertus serving stack, which builds on the same images (operation of the serving stack is owned by a separate engineer) Profile
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The newly established Atom Quantum Processing (AQP) group , led by Prof. Konrad Viebahn, at the Institute for Quantum Electronics within the Physics Department (D-PHYS), ETH
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hands optionally: Prototype wearable sensing systems, including electrode configurations, signal acquisition, embedded processing, and hardware and software integration (huge plus) Develop and evaluate
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communication peripherals Collaborate closely with the research team on electronics integration and prototype development Use oscilloscopes, logic analysers, mustimeters and other laboratory equipment to diagnose
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: by arrangement, as soon as possible. Project background The QdL project aims to build a consistent picture of teaching by making its full breadth visible, described in measures that are intelligible