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Contribute to supervision of students and interns where appropriate Profile PhD in climate science, atmospheric science, computer science, data science, physics, applied mathematics, remote sensing, or a
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you will integrate a dedicated team of PhD students to harness the nano- and micro-photonics toolbox for enhanced control over optomechanical interactions. Your research will be central to investigating
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experience in nanoscale device fabrication, nanophotonics, and high-frequency optoelectronic characterization. The position will involve extensive teamwork and coordination with other PhD students and senior
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building material, contributing to the sustainable development of the built environment. Project background This PhD position is part of the interdisciplinary based at the Chair Gramazio Kohler Research
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We seek a highly motivated PhD student for a multidisciplinary project across two groups: (i) The Surface Earth Evolution (SEE) group in the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences at ETHZ is
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industry partner to tackle challenges of practical relevance Profile Interested candidates should meet the following requirements to be eligible for the position: A PhD or Doctoral degree in Energy Systems
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of interest Establish reproducible Snakemake/Nextflow pipelines to support the labs long-term research interests Proactively manage the labs genomic data resources Supervise and mentor PhD and Masters students
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are we. We look forward to receiving your online application with the following documents: Motivation letter CV PhD diploma Complete publication list One-pager where you outline your project management
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), and workflow automation on HPC systems At least 3 years of interdisciplinary work experience (PhD not included) Strong communication skills for working across different scientific disciplines Beneficial
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-year PhD position in reflection seismology for Carbon Capture and Sequestration (CCS) hosted by the Mathematical Geophysics group. The Mathematical Geophysics group at ETH Zurich investigates a wide