14 programming-language-"Masaryk-University---Faculty-of-Science" PhD positions at ETH Zurich
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, Geophysics, Computer Science, or a related field. A solid grasp of general physics and a keen interest in the physics of wave propagation. Strong programming skills in Python, Matlab, or similar languages. You
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, stakeholders and the general public Programming skills in Python (preferred but not required) Excellent communication skills in written and spoken English, German is a plus High degree of personal responsibility
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Applicants can apply for up to 3 PhD projects, indicating the order of preference. All applications will have to be written in English and will be checked for eligibility. Ineligible or incomplete
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Applicants can apply for up to 3 PhD projects, indicating the order of preference. All applications will have to be written in English and will be checked for eligibility. Ineligible or incomplete
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knowledge of English is essential. Good knowledge of German is beneficial. Workplace Workplace We offer ETH Zurich is one of the world’s leading universities specialising in science and technology. We
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, Biochemistry or a closely related discipline Strong communication skills and proficiency of the English language Strong motivation and curiosity for research in Chemical Biology Motivation to work in a
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engineering systems, abundant scientific curiosity to explore the unknowns, and unwavering efforts to overcome obstacles Proficiency in oral and written English Team player. Enjoy working in an open, diverse
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Background in organic synthesis High proficiency in oral and written English Workplace Workplace We offer Access to ETH facilities for synthesis, characterization, and microscopy Interesting projects with
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with atmospheric instrumentation or field campaigns is a plus. Experience with data analysis (e.g., using Python, or similar tools) is advantageous. Good communication skills in English (written and
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thesis. Exceptional English communication skills, both written and spoken. A strong desire to contribute to the academic discourse and develop further one’s research skills, alongside curiosity, self