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films through innovative deposition processes and high-throughput materials screening. The opportunityContribute to groundbreaking research on accelerated thin-film and process development for emerging
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innovative deposition processes and high-throughput materials screening. The opportunity Contribute to groundbreaking research on accelerated thin-film and process development for emerging applications such as
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will recover fibres, upcycle fines into new low-carbon constituents, and enable structural reuse. The project comprises 11 partners across the globe, including partners from Europe, Canada and Japan PhD
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multidisciplinary field, and openness to learning new things. The PhD candidate needs to be proficient in spoken and written English and has a Master’s degree. We are offering a modern research environment and
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into new low-carbon constituents, and enable structural reuse. The project comprises 11 partners across the globe, including partners from Europe, Canada and Japan Your tasks The tasks of the PhD at ETHZ and
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to novel personalized strategies of particles de-sign for drug delivery, imaging or diagnosis. This PhD project will develop stimuli-responsive nanozyme coatings for personalized medical implants. Nanozymes
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, imaging or diagnosis. This PhD project will develop stimuli-responsive nanozyme coatings for personalized medical implants. Nanozymes are nanomaterials capable of mimicking the catalytic activity of natural
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fluency in English (both written and oral) are mandatory Our offer A project duration of 3 years is envisaged to carry out the above research tasks in the form of a PhD project. The candidate will perform
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terms of process-structure-mechanical property-function relationships. The candidate will be enrolled as PhD student at the Doctoral School for Materials Science and Engineering (EDMX) of EPFL (Lausanne
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systems developed in the SAM3 project in terms of process-structure-mechanical property-function relationships. The candidate will be enrolled as PhD student at the Doctoral School for Materials Science and