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Profile PhD in microengineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, applied physics, materials science, or a closely related field Strong hands-on experience in MEMS or micro/nanofabrication
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pollutants, with particular interest in ultrafine particles and indoor aerosols; Concentrations, dynamics, and transformations of indoor pollutants, including physical and chemical processes occurring after
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, including physical and chemical processes occurring after emission; Human inhalation exposure to indoor air pollutants and factors influencing exposure; Experimental characterization of indoor aerosols and
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to identify the physical principles and cell biological mechanisms underlying the continuum properties of living matter. We are an interdisciplinary group and welcome researchers from diverse backgrounds
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to teaching activities may be discussed, including the possibility of supervising Master’s students. Profile Applicants should have: • a PhD in physics or related fields, completed or expected to be completed
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chance to perform experiments at the cSAXS beamline of the upgraded Swiss Light Source synchrotron, as well as other facilities around the world. Profile We are looking for a person with: PhD in physics
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of the upgraded Swiss Light Source synchrotron, as well as other facilities around the world. Profile We are looking for a person with: PhD in physics, engineering, computer science, or a related field. Strong
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chance to perform experiments at the cSAXS beamline of the upgraded Swiss Light Source synchrotron, as well as other facilities around the world. Profile We are looking for a person with: PhD in physics
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collaboration with experimental labs Profile Common requirements: PhD (completed or close to completion) in computer science, applied mathematics, computational neuroscience, robotics, physics or a closely
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activity and the physical tumor microenvironment cooperate to drive brain cancer progression. The project Brain tumors do not grow in isolation. Glioma cells form functional connections with neural circuits