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properties and functional materials. Plasma technology plays a major role in our vision on how to push science towards a fair and sustainable future for humankind. The main goal of PhD project is to develop a
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multidisciplinary team of researchers working on different topics with particular focus on surface properties and functional materials. Plasma technology plays a major role in our vision on how to push science
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equitable urban energy systems. Our work combines technology and policy with systems thinking and practical implementation, always grounded in real-world urban challenges. This PhD position is offered in
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characterization. The experimental nature of the work requires a very high level of experimental skills, an analytical mindset for interpreting results, and the ability to design innovative experiments. You are a
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or more of the following topics is required: Synthesis of ceramic powder, basics in ceramic sintering processes, cold sintering process or piezoelectric characterization. The experimental nature of the work
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some products decay faster. For that purpose, we develop digital twins of the cargo, based on measured air temperature and humidity data in cold chains by commercial sensors, and deploy them in end
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how perishable biological products, such as vaccines, react inside cold chain unit operations and to pinpoint why some products decay faster. For that purpose, we develop digital twins of the cargo
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types of textiles Data management, data treatment Reporting and publication Your profile If you are interested in making a major impact on functional clothing and textiles, are highly motivated and
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this project, funded by the Swiss Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN), the occurrence of PFASs in ambient air will be investigated. Sampling a broad range of PFASs simultaneously is challenging, as is
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part of a large international research center in collaboration with Denmark Technical University and University of Copenhagen and bridges our activities in the fields of nanocelluloses, proteins and