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conversion. Our research is at the interface between fundamental quantum physics, thermodynamics, nanotechnology, and nanofabrication. Project background This project aims to harness the remarkable properties
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Materials Science, Physics, Chemistry, Electrical Engineering or similar Motivation and drive to conduct independent, interdisciplinary research Experience in thin-film technologies, PVD methods, material
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Master’s degree in Chemistry, Physics, Biophysics, Materials Science, or a related field. Strong interest or background in soft matter, self-assembly, or nanoparticle systems (e.g., lipid- or polymer-based
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. Empa's Laboratory of Biomimetic Membranes and Textiles is a pioneer in physics-based modeling at multiple scales. We bridge the virtual to the real world
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for biomedical applications. Your tasks Study the joint assembly of biopolymer in compartmentalized or bulk hydrogels. Characterize the resulting physical hydrogel properties as well as how these properties can be
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chemical and physical surface functionalization. The goal of the PhD project is to investigate how enzymes can be encapsulated in biocomposites to control both the assembly or crosslinking of biopolymers as
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-ceramic composites in close collaboration with a PhD student at the Biomaterials Engineering Group at ETHZ and the identification of process-structure-property relationships enabling the efficient design
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opportunities for the PhD candidate. Your profile We are looking for suitable candidates with a master level degree in material science, chemical engineering, physical chemistry or related fields with excellent
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, chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, environmental engineering, or a related field. The ideal candidate should have a passion for sustainability and an interest in using innovative materials to address
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nanoscience, with a strong interest in surface and spin physics. Your tasks You will play a key role in conducting systematic research on the quantum coherent manipulation of spins on surfaces. Particular