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), Villigen (www.psi.ch) invite applications for a joint professorship in Solid-State Materials. The new professor will lead, in a joint appointment with ETH Zurich, the Laboratory for Multiscale materials
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of this PhD project is to investigate lithium- and sodium-based solid-state batteries using muon-based bulk and interface characterization techniques. The main objective is to gain a mechanistic understanding
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21 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company UNIGE Department Department of Earth Sciences Research Field Geosciences » Other Biological sciences » Zoology Environmental science » Ecology
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. The research project focuses on the development of solid electrode composites, so-called boosters, for next-generation redox-targeted flow batteries. In these systems, soluble redox mediators dissolved in
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Profile Recognised Researcher (R2) Application Deadline 3 Dec 2026 - 22:59 (UTC) Country Switzerland Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Full-time Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework
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. This interdisciplinary research infrastructure brings together physicists, earth and planetary scientists, chemists and biologists to understand the conditions and the mechanisms that enable life to emerge. Developing
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experimentalist holding a PhD in physics, chemistry or materials science, with a strong background in solid-state electrochemistry and/or semiconductor photoelectrochemistry. A genuine interest in the fundamental
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is unclear whether such environments existed on the early Earth, and, if so, how long they prevailed. The aim of this project is to use state-of-the-art spectroscopic techniques to study the chemistry
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At the Professorship of Solid Mechanics (SMEC) in the Institute for Building Materials at ETH Zurich, we aim to understand how materials deform, degrade, break, and ultimately fail. Our research is
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, MODIS, GHSL, Open Buildings 2.5D, OpenStreetMap, Copernicus and other available datasets to characterise urban morphology, verticalisation and land-surface change, including the reconstruction of temporal