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technologies promise to revolutionize multiple branches of science by solving problems that cannot be tackled by classical systems. While efficient and large-scale quantum computers are still far from being
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We are supported by the Wyss Zurich Translational Center (Wyss Zürich), a unique accelerator program, which is embedded into ETH Zürich and University of Zürich and addresses the booming fields
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the goal to improve our understanding of the atmospheric cycling of the essential micronutrient selenium (Se) by integrating measurements and a computational atmospheric Se model. Knowing the chemical forms
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involved in evolution Main tasks: Research: develop an internationally recognized research program funded by external sources (70%) Teaching: supervise Master and PhD students and participate in teaching
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40%-60%, Zurich, fixed-term As part of the curriculum revision of the Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programme in Architecture, the Department of Architecture (D-ARCH) at ETH Zurich is looking
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software engineer to work to lead or contribute to a number of projects Job description You will work on a Horizon-funded project, EOSC Data Commons, alongside other developers within SIS and at partner
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among research groups Establishing mechanisms to gather input, needs, and feedback from community members Managing the ETH Zurich side of the Joint Doctoral Program on Learning Sciences (JDPLS ), and
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management and translational research, it combines Switzerland’s governance expertise with global perspectives. We are looking for a Programme Coordinator to help design, organize, and deliver impactful
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mentoring programme. Support the development and implementation of training and capacity building of relevant stakeholder groups. Engage with various stakeholders from the private and public sectors as
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a robust predictive framework that enables precise prediction of reaction outcomes. The project is part of an international collaboration with the German Priority Program on the “Utilization and