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This project is a collaboration between the Multiphase Fluid Dynamics group (Prof. Supponen) at the Institute of Fluid Dynamics, and the Functional and Molecular Imaging group (Prof. Razansky
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for monitoring people’s health. You will focus on developing new solutions, electronics, algorithms and methods to assist individuals, physicians and sports coaches to effortlessly and continuously monitor health
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/03/31, updated 2025/08/13, listed until 2025/09/01) Position Description: Apply Position Description The Condensed Matter Theory and Quantum Computing Group at the University of Basel led by Prof
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Prof. Jelena Klinovaja and Prof. Daniel Loss invites applications for PhD positions. Applicants with diverse interests and backgrounds, including quantum condensed matter theory, topological properties
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headed by Prof. Iber, which leverages imaging data to develop data-driven, mechanistic models of biological processes. The team employs cutting-edge computational tools and imaging techniques
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resettlement. The position is part of an innovative project using machine learning and matching algorithms to improve the resettlement process for refugees and asylum seekers. We are developing GeoMatch , a
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Our research group focuses on the development of AI algorithms for industrial applications. The main scope of our activities is the optimization and automation of workflows and production systems
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recruitment page: https://facultyrecruiting.epfl.ch/position/60817408 Inquiries can be addressed to: Prof. Georg Fantner Chair of the Search Committee E-mail:BMT-search.2025@epfl.ch Further information about
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We, the ETH Zurich Bioprocess Laboratory (Prof. Sven Panke), are a multinational (currently 8 different nationalities) and interdisciplinary (microfluidics, genetic and enzyme engineering
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applications from prospective PhD students who are interested in performing research in Mathematical and Theoretical High Energy Physics. The PhD work will be carried out in the group of Prof. Alba Grassi