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, OSDI). We are looking for a candidate who is comfortable "looking under the hood" of the operating system. You do not need prior experience with optics. PhD/Masters in Computer Science, Electrical
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. (Both studies are currently under review.) Building on these findings, the successful candidate will investigate how microbial interactions shape ecosystem functions and how interaction principles scale
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, building technology, material science or a related discipline. Candidates without a PhD but with equivalent research experience and expertise may also be considered for an alternative appointment as a
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years. In line with standard EPFL procedures, the contract is issued on a one-year basis and renewable annually, subject to satisfactory progress and institutional regulations. Project background
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computational modeling, mathematical modeling, or experimental psychology. Profile We thrive on interdisciplinary collaboration. You should hold a PhD in musicology, computer science, cognitive science
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, enabling interactive communication with biology. Profile PhD in materials science, microengineering, or bioengineering; Experience with polymer characterisation and ultrasonics is required; More than 2 peer
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lab members, the group's organoid/tissue-engineered infection models (airway, gut) to prioritize physiologically relevant hits Co-supervise PhD students and contribute to method development, data
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presentations at lab meetings and conferences Contribute to scientific publications as well as to patents Qualifications PhD in neuroscience, neuroengineering, or related field Relevant experience in preclinical
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to 3D transistor architectures and stacked, hybrid-bonded devices, it becomes important to study the initiation and propagation of defects due to thermal and electrical phenomena (e.g., dielectric
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to 3D transistor architectures and stacked, hybrid-bonded devices, it becomes important to study the initiation and propagation of defects due to thermal and electrical phenomena (e.g., dielectric