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Negative Thoughts’ A World-Class Research Environment at the Intersection of Neuroscience and Technology The Neural Control of Movement Lab led by Prof. Dr. Nicole Wenderoth and Brain-Body Regulation Lab led
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division Plants and Plant Products) develops ecological solutions for disease, pest and weed control and evaluates crop varieties for their suitability under Swiss conditions. It takes a holistic approach to
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Sensor Evaluation: Design and analysis of controlled test explosions in the BedrettoLab, evaluation of seismic sensors (e.g., different types of seismometers as well as distributed acoustic sensing
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methods and are willing to acquire skills in experimental and quantitative research Have an excellent command of English; German and/or French language skills are a plus We offer Your job with impact
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judiciary Have experience with large language models, information retrieval, evaluation of ML systems, and deploying applications; this is highly desirable Have an excellent command of English; German
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is usually determined by mechanisms known as thermal and quantum order-from-disorder. Controlling these offers a way to manipulate and study such exotic systems. The successful candidate will realize
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to electrical, electromagnetic, acoustic and biochemical cues to achieve wireless, real-time control of therapeutic protein expression and metabolic regulation. Leveraging innovative platforms such as direct
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engineering, bioengineering, mechanical engineering, or related fields with excellent grades Good modeling capability is of high value Good command of English is required We offer Your job with impact: Become
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the biomechanical investigation of the human body. We investigate the mechanics and material properties of the musculoskeletal system, as well as movement control, from a macroscopic (body/organ) scale to a
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, plant immunity, and translational crop research. The long-term goal is to identify metabolic control points that can be leveraged to strengthen natural plant defenses and reduce pathogen entry into leafy