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fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) is seeking a dynamic and reliable Administrative Assistant to support a professor and his laboratory. The candidate will ensure the smooth running of administrative processes and
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and industrial partners working in quantum materials and cryogenic SPM Analysis and publication of results, participation in student supervision, and contribution to technology transfer activities
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geometry of the space of deformations of Anosov representations, with a strong emphasis on positive ones and their relation with Geometric Analysis. Our goal is to use various techniques from geometric PDE
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indoor air quality, aerosol science, exposure science, and healthy buildings. Projects may combine controlled laboratory experiments, measurements in real-world buildings, data analysis, and modeling
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(Angola). Against the backdrop of accelerating verticalisation in African cities, VERTICAF offers the first systematic and diachronic analysis of how cities are expanding not only horizontally but also
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, networking, and GPU utilization. Help maintain reproducible training recipes, configuration files, launch scripts, and documentation. Work with researchers and CSCS engineers to improve the reliability and
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and responsibilities include Optimization of microfluidic and biochemical workflows Development of miniaturized T-cell expansion assays, including feeder cells Preparation of NGS libraries Data analysis
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positions. https://www.epfl.ch/labs/entc/ Education You will work closely with Dr. Davide Bavato, head of EPFL’s recently established Entrepreneurship Education Hub. The Hub is developing a structured
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-world buildings, data analysis, and modeling. Candidates with complementary expertise who are interested in developing new research directions within the broader field of indoor air quality are also
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to join an interdisciplinary project at the interface of single-cell genomics, data integration, and developmental biology. The project focuses on the integration and analysis of multi-modal single-cell