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are critical for human performance, with respiratory control and function of respiratory muscles playing a central role. This is particularly evident in patients with pulmonary, cardiac, or neuromuscular
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Computational Mechanics Group in the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering of ETH Zurich is seeking one doctoral student. The position is associated to a
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Applicants can apply for up to 3 PhD projects, indicating the order of preference. All applications will have to be written in English and will be checked for eligibility. Ineligible or incomplete applications will not be considered. Applications must be submitted through the RE-Fibre website ...
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project , the collaborating SNF project BeyondCloudLab (4 PhDs, 2 PostDocs) brings together a team including Prof. Lohmann and Dr. Henneberger (ETH) working on cloud microphysics and seeding, Prof. Mohr
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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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carrying partially unknown loads. This uncertainty results in conservative estimates of braking rates and dynamic performance, reducing efficiency both at the individual train level and across the network
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diagnostic imaging in collaboration with our spin-off company, GratXray . Your primary focus will be on catalyst synthesis and MacEtch processing. Job description You will perform high-end research
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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
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, Geophysics, Computer Science, or a related field. A solid grasp of general physics and a keen interest in the physics of wave propagation. Strong programming skills in Python, Matlab, or similar languages. You
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program on online discourse and how to improve it. The research program aims to understand online discourse, with a particular focus on the DACH region, and design and implement interventions to improve