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than 18,500 people, including over 14,000 students and 4,000 researchers from more than 120 different countries. Post-doc on formal verification and algorithm discovery for numerical analysis About us and our
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particular attention to circularity, high-value material recovery and design for recycling. In addition to conducting research, the candidate will play an active role in the management of collaborative
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organizations, the private sector, NGOs, and state authorities in the Europe, the US, India, and elsewhere. Space to conduct independent research. Excellent work conditions and benefits. Informations
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cell biology and next generation sequencing. Experience in droplet-microfluidics, including use of commercial devices such as the 10X Genomics platform is beneficial, but not absolutely crucial. For two
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sequencing or antibody discovery. Experience in droplet-microfluidics, including use of commercial devices such as the 10X Genomics platform is beneficial, but not absolutely crucial. LBMM has already
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. Candidates with complementary expertise who are interested in developing new research directions within the broader field of indoor air quality are also encouraged to apply. Profile Strong candidates will have
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are considered . Please apply by uploading a single PDF file that contains the following: Cover/Motivation Letter that discuss your fit for the position (1 page). Detailed CV A research statement that discusses
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are encouraged to apply. We offer A stimulating and international working environment at EPFL Access to state-of-the-art micro/nanofabrication, microscopy and characterization facilities The opportunity to develop
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languages) Experience using or evaluating LLM-based tools for code or proof generation is a plus Publication record (relative to your career stage) in internationally leading journals and conferences
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successful candidate will conduct cutting-edge research in applied and environmental microbiology, with a particular focus on microbial community assembly and interaction principles using anaerobic digestion