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one or more of the following areas: User interface or interaction design Web-based prototyping Qualitative or quantitative research methods Excellent organizational and communication skills are required
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Researcher (Oberassistent) level (see Scientific Functions at ETH Zurich ). Further career progression to a permanent position is possible, and a career development plan with clear milestones and timelines
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interdisciplinary study programmes. Candidates with background in biology, bioengineering, biotechnology or microbiology with experiences in method and technology development are welcome to apply as well
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100%, Basel, fixed-term We are developing so-called lab-on-chip technology (or microfluidic technology) for applications across the life sciences and biomedicine. Our interdisciplinary approach
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80%-100%, Zurich, fixed-term The Professorship of Architecture and Human Augmentation and the Design++ at ETH Zürich are seeking a highly skilled Software Engineer to contribute to the core
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around the development of impact oriented new approaches to inventory our forest resources, decision support systems to manage our forests sustainably under risk, and translating our findings to policy and
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development of innovative acquisition and processing techniques to study the Earth’s shallow subsurface. Project background Switzerland has committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. CCS
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received by 1 November 2025. Note: as an option, one of the four reference letters can be about teaching. For more details, please see the website: https://math.ethz.ch/fim/postdocs.html Application
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to work at the interface of quantum optics, quantum information science and quantum many-body physics. Led by Prof. Wenchao Xu , the EQE group develops programmable quantum systems based on neutral atoms
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metadata and documentation to support data discovery and use Begin developing a web-based platform to provide users an overview of the available data Coordinate with researchers in climate science