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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. At Empa's Laboratory for Biointerfaces and Center for X-ray Analytics , we develop and characterize advanced nanosystems for biomedical applications
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-linguistic dimensions of development, and the extent to which study-abroad experiences transfer to participants' subsequent academic, professional, and personal lives. LINC will collect and analyse a rich
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protein design, with a focus on the development of biosensors for antibiotics. The position is available immediately or by mutual agreement. The project As part of the Swiss National Competence Center in
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), is internationally recognized for its pioneering research in radiopharmaceutical chemistry, and targeted radionuclide therapy. The research group of Prof. Roger Schibli develops innovative
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the development and application of nonlinear dynamical systems methods for complex physical problems known only from data. The objective is to provide efficient, theoretically sound, fast, and directly
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graduate during the starting phase of his/her PhD research project. It is expected that he/she will develop a funding proposal during the first six months for applying to the Swiss National Science
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to develop a process-based framework for understanding when freezing promotes carbon release, carbon storage, or both. Job description Lead and execute controlled cryogenic laboratory experiments using
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strengthened the research capacity of ETH Zurich to develop sustainable solutions to global challenges in Switzerland, Singapore and the surrounding regions. Set in Asia, in a rapidly urbanising region, the
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proton transfer. For the Diffusion Processes Group we are looking for a PhD Student Your tasks You will prepare and characterize clay samples and oriented clay films using different methods (e.g. XRD
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students to join a newly funded LOOP Zurich Flagship Project focused on advancing a breakthrough technology to clinic for non-invasive targeted drug delivery to the brain. Our laboratory recently developed a