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further into development in urban & landscape planning and AEC. The scope may include planning, construction, operation or an approach for better project integration across the full value chain. Proposed
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) and the Medical Director of the University Hospital Zurich, Prof. Malcolm Kohler, malcolm.kohler@usz.ch (Tel. +41 44 255 86 48). Questions about the application procedure Information on your application
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research group studies the crucial role of clouds and aerosols in the climate system, aiming to better understand cloud microphysical processes. Project background The primary goal of this student position
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to better understand how cloud microphysical processes drive both precipitation formation and the radiative impact of clouds. This role directly supports these efforts by enhancing our data processing
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manufacturing processes (APIs, excipients, intermediates). Intermediate coding skills in Python. Interest in data-driven research with policy impact. Workplace Workplace We offer Your job with impact: Become part
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of database assembly and maintenance, with tasks spanning data discovery, scraping, cleaning, and processing. It is particularly suited to a student with strong data science skills and an interest in working
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To submit an application, you need a written confirmation from the research institution. At UZH, you will receive the confirmation letter via the approval process in AVA, the UZH third-party funding
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Dean +41 44 634 10 74 zeilhofer@dekmed.uzh.ch Questions about the application procedure Information on your application Please submit your electronic application for this position by June 30, 2025
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the key processes, actors and cultural accommodations that drove unprecedented levels of natural resource consumption in industrial societies in the 20th century. Offering an innovative new material history
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. Our goal is to gain a better understanding of how cloud microphysical processes drive both precipitation formation and the cloud's radiative impact. Project background The BeyondCloudlab project