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Atomically thin layers of various materials can be combined - almost at will - into novel artificial materials, with graphene structures being the most prominent examples. If two (or more) layers
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Building a quantum computer that can solve real-world problems will require the integration of many highly coherent qubits. Hole-spin qubits in planar germanium quantum wells are among the most
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for a motivated and talented candidate with: • A Master's degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, biochemistry, nanoscience, physics, or a related field • Previous knowledge about nanopore experiments
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with the statistical grounding to reason about the models you use ● A GitHub account with code you have written ● Fluent English Desirable: ● Experience with single-cell or spatial genomics data ● Contributions to open
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a fundamental mechanistic understanding of how precise timing and spatial localization are achieved, and the specific signals that trigger T6SS assembly remain unknown. Learn more about our recent
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that the PhD student is highly motivated and will personally be involved in the PhD program of the Department of Ancient Civilizations at the University of Basel. Most welcomed are PhD projects that can be
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of certificates, including transcript if currently enrolled in MS program Contact information for 2-3 references Further information about Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science (IAC) can be found on our
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are the most abundant and diverse group of animals throughout Earth’s history, comprising >80% of described species, living across the globe, and displaying a broad range of morphologies that may represent
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Program has a membership about 45 doctoral students, half of which with an international background. The Start-Up Grant The one-year start-up grant (application deadline: November 15, 2026; start date
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-on experience with biological data ● Strong Python skills and experience with PyTorch or JAX, together with the statistical grounding to reason about the models you use ● A GitHub account with code you have