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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Your tasks Your tasks will focus on the design and operation of experiments to investigate the failure mechanisms in wooden structures. This will require
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candidate will engage in cutting-edge research in applied environmental microbiology. The research will focus on Microbial Ecology in the Anaerobic Digestion process. The candidate will work as part of
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for a PhD position as part of the SNSF Consolidator Grant project “The Battle of Materials: Commodity 'Research and Propaganda' and the Road to Immoderate Consumption, 1900-1980”, led by incoming Prof. Dr
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of this project, you will work with a team of scientists with backgrounds in chemistry, cell biology and microbiology as well as with clinical partners on the development of engineered corneal transplant to treat
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infrastructure systems, including transportation, water, electricity and gas ensure the functioning of society. Events that affect the functioning of these systems can have far-reaching consequences, which depend
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for advanced fluorescence microscopy and then use the tools to study dynamic cellular processes. The position is fully funded. Research in the Frei Research Group focuses on the development of novel chemigenetic
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developing and implementing novel MRI techniques to access lung function and structure in newborns and toddlers with chronic respiratory diseases.
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Empa's Laboratory for High Performance Ceramics is involved in the scientific research, development and characterization of advanced ceramics, composites
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investigates the meanings, functions and effects of images in cultures since Antiquity and in our contemporary society. It aims at foundational image theory and at a historical investigation of images as
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interconnected systems in order to support sustainable urban development and the well-being of their inhabitants. Project background This dissertation is part of the National Research Programme 81 (NRP 81