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other exciting projects ranging from autonomous sputter deposition to the development of new ferroelectric materials for non-volatile memory applications. Your profile PhD degree in physics, materials
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or semester interns. Your profile PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Technology or similar fields Experienced in CFD and FEM simulations using tools such as OpenFOAM (preferably
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materials for non-volatile memory applications. Your profile PhD degree in physics, materials science, chemistry, electrical engineering or a related discipline Strong background in materials informatics and
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, the candidate is expected to supervise BSc-/MSc students or semester interns. Your profile PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Technology or similar fields Experienced in CFD
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The candidate should have a PhD degree in Microbiology, Biotechnology, Materials Science or related disciplines with a deep scientific curiosity in bacteria-materials interactions. Key qualifications include
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The Plasma & Coating Team at Empa, the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology (ETH Domain), aims to harness the power
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Collaboration with surgeons, engineers, chemists and fiber technologists Your profile PhD in polymer science or biomedical engineering Hands-on experience in hydrogel development, bacteria-materials interaction
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participate in the experiments, advise/guide for long-term knowhow transfer Publish the results in peer-reviewed journals and present at international conferences Your profile PhD degree in Physics or a related
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the project's framework and communication of findings at consortium meetings, (inter)national conferences and in peer-reviewed journals. Your profile PhD degree in biology, toxicology, life science or a related
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and validate the equipment. Your profile PhD in Materials Science, Mechanical Engineering, or Experimental Physics Experience in determining mechanical properties at surfaces Experience in surface