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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. At Empa’s Centre for X-ray Analytics, we investigate bio-nano assemblies from lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) to polymer-based nanosystems using powerful
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Our Centre for X-ray Analytics developsX-ray analytical and imaging methods for understanding materials structure in material, life- and medical sciences
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ferroelectric thin films. Additional structural and functional characterization tools will be employed (scanning probe microscopy, X-ray diffraction, transmission electron microscopy and many more...) We will set
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collaboration to combine their expertise. By integrating these complementary approaches, we aim to provide the first comprehensive picture of Hsp90's structure–dynamics–function relationship, with broad
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Graduate School at the Center for the Theory and History of the Image at the University of Basel invites applications for two positions for doctoral study on the theory and history of the image for four
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applications Multimodal data integration and prediction, including clinical, medical imaging, and sensor data (e.g. ECGs) The PhD student will have the opportunity to conduct both methodological and applied
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nanoscience, with a strong interest in surface and spin physics. Your tasks You will play a key role in conducting systematic research on the quantum coherent manipulation of spins on surfaces. Particular
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The research group for Chemical Biology and Molecular Imaging (Frei Research Group ) at ETH Zurich is looking for a doctoral researcher to develop chemistry inspired tools
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balloon system and assisting with UAV/floating balloon operations. Analyzing in situ data (holographic imagers) and ground-based remote-sensing data (cloud radar) to derive ice crystal growth rates via
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2025/10/02) Position Description: Apply Position Description The Institute for Theoretical Physics of the Albert Einstein Center for Fundamental Physics at the University of Bern has several PhD