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University of Bern, Albert Einstein Center for fundamental Physics Position ID: University of Bern -Albert Einstein Center for fundamental Physics -PHD25 [#29878] Position Title: Position Location
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programming, modelling, and data analysis skills. Experience with formulating and solving mathematical optimization problems is an asset. Proficiency in English is required; good comprehension and oral skills
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, Geneve 1211, Switzerland Subject Area: Theoretical Physics / Mathematical physics Appl Deadline: (posted 2024/09/29, listed until 2025/09/01) Position Description: Apply Position Description We invite
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We offer you We offer a full-funded PhD position in a highly interactive, multidisciplinary, and international research group within the Biozentrum. Our group spans expertise in physics, molecular
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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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understanding of district heating and cooling, renewable energy integration, multi-energy systems, and energy conversion and storage technologies. You have strong skills in programming, modelling, and data
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We invite applications for a PhD position in computer-aided drug design at the Computational Pharmacy Group, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Basel. This position is part of
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applications Multimodal data integration and prediction, including clinical, medical imaging, and sensor data (e.g. ECGs) The PhD student will have the opportunity to conduct both methodological and applied
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. The objectives of the advertised PhD position are to: Assume responsibility for recruitment of participants, data entry and data management, development of follow up surveys, testing of psychometric properties
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, you will: Design and perform fluorogenic and nano-photonic DyeCycling experiments. Write/adapt analysis code to process fluorescence trajectories and extract kinetic information. Evaluate bioconjugation