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, for a Postdoc in climate impacts on hydrological extreme events 80-100% (f/m/d) You will develop data-driven and/or process-based models to assess climate impacts on extreme events, their drivers, and/or
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between behavioral and computer scientists. The ideal candidate has some knowledge in both areas, and the specific behavioral domain is open to discussion. Project B – Understanding and Countering
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system capable of preparing and processing the cornea. In this project, the postdoctoral candidates will be responsible to develop an optical coherence tomography (OCT) integrated with a laser ablation
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transformation; post-industrial and resource-affected territories; and the global–local entanglements that drive ongoing urbanisation processes. These interests are complemented by research into more-than-human
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, Lausanne 1015, Switzerland [map ] Subject Areas: • stochastic differential equations (SDEs); stochastic partial differential equations (SPDEs); stochastic processes on manifolds; multi-scale stochastic
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for publication in peer-reviewed journals Acquire third-party funding Possibility to initiate and pursue the habilitation process Support team members in the planning and execution of clinical research projects and
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terrestrial environments. Key processes governing the transport and (bio)availability of these polymers—such as their adsorption to solid–water interfaces—remain poorly understood. In this new joint initiative
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, from spring/summer 2025/26 for two years, for a Postdoc in climate impacts on hydrological extreme events 80-100% (f/m/d) You will develop data-driven and/or process-based models to assess climate
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? No Offer Description Postdoc position: Modeling the Circular Economy The Energy and Process Systems Engineering (EPSE) Group at ETH Zürich is looking for a Postdoc to build a roadmap to net-zero for
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Your position The project aims to develop novel anti-biofilm compounds that can be used to treat biofilm-related infections caused by a range of bacterial pathogens. Based on structural data