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, Switzerland [map ] Subject Areas: Computer Science / Distributed Systems and Networking , Networking , Networking and distributed systems Appl Deadline: 2026/01/08 11:59PM (posted 2025/11/10, listed until
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COMPAS XR framework developed at ETH Zürich. Project background The successful candidate will work at the intersection of computational design, XR, human-computer interaction, and robotic fabrication, with
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component of solid-state transformers (SSTs). Such SSTs are required, for example, in future AI data centres, where power consumption per computer rack increases to levels of several hundred kilowatts or even
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-phonon coupling elements. With these, dedicated scattering rates can be computed and then used in quantum transport simulations. Down the line, we aim to pre-train a common GNN backbone model capable
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Computer Vision and Computer Graphics techniques to digitize human avatars and garments in 3D. Within this project, your role is to advance our existing algorithms that reconstruct 3D garments from multi
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organised individual to support multiple experimental and computational research groups. The successful candidate will contribute to both a collaborative research network and institute-wide activities
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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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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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Applicants should have a strong interest in doing basic research in areas such as: Bio-inspired /Bio-hybrid Robotics, Biomechanics, Causal Inference, Computational Biology, Computer Graphics
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100%, Zurich, fixed-term The upcoming Molecular Engineering Thermodynamics (MET) Group at ETH Zürich is looking for a doctoral student to develop and improve computational tools for the molecular