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to inform model adaptation and performance evaluation. Implementing ROM methodologies for fluid–structure interaction in wind turbine systems, balancing accuracy and computational efficiency. Validating
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operating and advancing the data platform, assist interdisciplinary projects that integrate multiple data sources, and use high-performance computing resources to manage and process large environmental
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evaluate prototypes together with industrial partners Profile Required experience CH/EU/EFTA citizenship or valid Swiss work permit PhD in Engineering, Computer Science, Robotics, or related field Strong
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scripting, high performance computing, or advanced statistics and data analysis frameworks (python, R) Regardless of background, the successful applicants will have an interactive personality, motivation
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term Human–Computer Interaction in Architecture and Digital Fabrication This fully funded, full-time PhD position spans four years and is embedded within the interdisciplinary
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. Neuromorphic computing and ML deployment on digital and neuromorphic processors TinyML and EdgeAI and ultra-low-power inference for resource-constrained systems Techniques such as quantization, pruning
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apply bioinformatics and statistical genomics approaches to characterize trait-associated sequence variation. We offer two PhD positions at the interface of computational and statistical genomics, and
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cumulative PhD at the intersection of law, computer science, and empirical social science Our offices are located in downtown Zurich, and the working languages are German and English Profile We are looking
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interest in data-intensive systems. You bring a solid foundation in software or data engineering, typically developed through a Master’s degree or higher (e.g. PhD) in Computer Science or a related field, or
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have enabled unprecedented control over light-matter interactions, catalyzing breakthroughs in imaging, nonlinear optics, and photonic computing. We leverage these developments to advance the field