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modeling and computational techniques. You will also be exposed to experimental methods used to produce data that will be useful to calibrate and validate your modeling and computational approaches. You will
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Sensing, Interaction & Perception Lab is looking for a PhD student in Human-Computer Interaction. The project will focus on input detection from sensor signals (e.g
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, lasers, data analysis, vacuum technology and numerical simulations. chevron_right Working, teaching and research at ETH Zurich We value diversity In line with our values , ETH Zurich encourages
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magnetoresistance and polaronic transport. This project aims to develop novel computational frameworks to understand and predict the structure of such materials. Job description You will develop computational methods
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in the fields of transportation, civil engineering, computer science, spatial planning, geography, geoinformation, psychology, economics, or an equivalent qualification. You must have a Msc certificate
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organisations responsible for providing service. The specific infrastructure system targeted will depend on numerous factors, including the interests of the candidate. The specific modelling techniques used will
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of sensing systems based on advanced optics, microfluidics and electrochemical methods, which provides a wide range of opportunities for the PhD candidate. The student will be involved in tasks such as
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interconnected systems in order to support sustainable urban development and the well-being of their inhabitants. Project background This dissertation is part of the National Research Programme 81 (NRP 81
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and infrastructure in mountainous regions. Their management is becoming increasingly challenging due to the impacts of climate change, as demonstrated by numerous events across the Alps in the summer
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” and “material effectiveness” with computational design and digital fabrication methods to reduce carbon emissions and resource consumption. Through a project-driven approach, these base principles and