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. Dagmar Iber, which uses advanced imaging and computational tools to develop data-driven, mechanistic models of biological systems. Located in Basel, the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering (D
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of Aquatic Science and Technology, an interdisciplinary team of researchers studying biogeochemical cycles of trace elements across different environmental compartments. Our mission is to understand and
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the one hand, we have a coworking space and offer coaching. On the other hand, we have a greatly equipped Makerspace that gives students access to the tools and equipment they need to prototype. As our
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methods Modeling of large-scale data, in particular omics (genomics, transcriptomics, metabolomics, etc.) and/or imaging data, across biological scales to study molecular and other biological processes
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focuses specifically on using and refining the ICON model in Large-Eddy Mode (ICON-LEM) to simulate the cloud seeding experiments conducted during the project and improve process-level parameterizations
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motivated individual to develop Python tools for analyzing data from our holographic cloud particle imagers. Our research group studies the crucial role of clouds and aerosols in the climate system, aiming
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project using novel experimental techniques to study fundamental cloud processes. Hands-on experience with leading edge atmospheric measurement techniques (e.g., holographic imager) and UAV technology. A
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Are you an ambitious postdoctoral scientist with strong analytical and numerical skills, and expertise in geomatics, remote sensing, and data processing? We invite you to
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60%, Basel, permanent ETH Zurich is a world-leading university dedicated to advancing science, engineering, and technology. The Single Cell Facility (SCF) is a central research and service platform
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, computer engineering and/or computer science towards producing relevant and impactful health-monitoring mobile/wearable solutions, then please apply. The research will be highly collaborative; you should be