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field interactions Tuning of the CFD models with experimental results Artificial Neural Network training and development Scientific publications in journals and at conferences Supervision of students Your
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scanning probe instrumentation fabrication of van der Waals heterostructures transport, optical spectroscopy, and quantum sensing experiments data analysis, modeling, and scientific communication
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activity at ETH Zurich in close collaboration with local and international clinical partners. Core research areas include: Design, modeling and performance assessment of medical and surgical robots Dexterous
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near-instantaneous proliferation of comb lines and new regimes of spectral control. Project background This project will combine advanced numerical modeling with laboratory demonstrations to explore
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releases its client proteins remain elusive due to the complex and dynamic nature of these processes. This doctoral project aims to unravel these mechanisms by combining two cutting-edge techniques: NMR
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is therefore expect to have experience in at least one of these interdisciplinary areas: 1. Neuroscience and/or VLSI basic device physics. 2. Spike-based computing paradigms: theory and modeling. 3
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nanoparticle systems. Investigate model particles such as liposomes, mesoporous silica and silver nanoparticles. Investigate RNA-LNP formulations for next-generation gene therapeutics, examining how lipid
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Position: Bioprinting next generation functional tissues The field of tissue engineering and bioprinting is continually advancing to develop functional tissue models that more accurately mimic native tissue
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, physiology, genomics, transcriptomics, and computational modeling, we aim to (i) determine whether a newly discovered assemblage of diatoms of the genus Diploneis from Lake Tanganyika has diversified through
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importance, the precise molecular mechanisms by which Hsp90 recognizes, processes, and releases its client proteins remain elusive due to the complex and dynamic nature of these processes. This doctoral