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in screening technologies, assay development, complex cell systems and lab automation. Our projects range from biochemical screens to combinatorial chemical synthesis to sophisticated screening assays
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delivery and management of Collective Action related projects. Support the development of the regional and global Collective Action communities of practice and the implementation of the Collective Action
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We are looking for a creative and hands-on Polymer Chemist with Formulation Expertise to join our growing team. In this role, you’ll play a key part in developing and optimizing innovative, bio
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offer Your job with impact: Become part of ETH Zurich, which not only supports your professional development, but also actively contributes to positive change in society We are actively committed to a
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. Utilizing a combination of experimental and computational approaches, we develop and characterize novel functional materials and devices driven by robust nanoscale quantum effects. We are currently seeking a
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to engineer human cells and develop advanced gene and cell therapies targeting cancer, as well as metabolic, neurodegenerative, autoimmune and infectious diseases. For more information, please consult our
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part of ETH Zurich, which not only supports your professional development, but also actively contributes to positive change in society We are actively committed to a sustainable and climate-neutral
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is to clean up, organize, and prepare the diverse datasets collected during the Cloudlab seeding experiments. This involves working with data from a suite of in-situ and remote sensing instruments
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forging connections all over the world, we work together to develop solutions for the global challenges of today and tomorrow.
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the possibility that soil-borne pathogens can also strongly limit recruitment. Whether or not soil pathogens contribute to the evolution of the masting strategy depends on their spatio-temporal effects, and whether