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neurodevelopmental disorders? This project will use human stem cells to grow early brain cells, then rapidly switch off selected disease-linked transcription factors. By measuring the immediate effects on chromatin
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, polymerases and enzymes can be placed exactly where we want them. We have recently shown that transcription can be switched on and followed inside such protonuclei. Together with Jan Padeken (IMB Mainz) and
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. In our research group, we design mechanically robust, multi-responsive polyurethane elastomer with backbone-integrated molecular switches. Our aim is to
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integrated switches for low latency and highly scalable AI compute clusters. The electro-optical communications (ECO) group in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at TU/e is a globally recognised, leading
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PhD position to research novel fast controlled photonic integrated switches for low latency and highly scalable AI compute clusters. The electro-optical communications (ECO) group in the Faculty
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reliability. These trends, together with wide-bandgap converters and fast-switching voltage waveforms, impose increasingly severe electrical stresses on winding insulation. The challenge is particularly
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) semiconductor technologies are enabling significant improvements in efficiency, power density, and switching performance for next-generation power conversion systems. However, fully realizing these advantages
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include the metadata needed to switch between them. Publishing and disseminating research in international conferences and journals. Contributing to the department with service work, including being a
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to switch from fundamental discussions with scientific peers to formulating the relevance of your research within the broader scope of water treatment. You have experience with laboratory and bioreactor
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integrated circuits and systems for enabling low-latency, fast network reconfiguration in real systems. Additionally, we focus on innovative solutions for switching and routing in secure quantum-optical