PhD in Magnetic Resonance for Granular Systems

Immigration Policy Lab; Zürich; On-site; CHF 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Leading research

Collaborative environment

Excellent infrastructure

Career development

Competitive salary

Job summary

ETH Zurich’s Institute for Biomedical Engineering is seeking a Doctoral Student in Magnetic Resonance for the study of granular systems. The role focuses on advancing MR technology to study soft, arbitrarily shaped particles and to track particle swarms in granular media, within a collaborative two-PI environment.

The position is 100% in Zurich, fixed-term, with opportunities to contribute to interdisciplinary research across engineering and materials science, and participation in a dynamic,

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering.
• Good command of English, both oral and written.

Responsibilities

• Advance magnetic resonance technology and methods for studying granular systems with arbitrarily shaped and soft particles.
• Collaborate with partner doctoral researchers to fabricate tailored and soft particles and to develop experimental setups for granular systems.
• Contribute to particle tracking, imaging, and method development on magnetic resonance equipment.

Education

Master’s degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering

Strong English proficiency (oral and written)

Job description

ETH Zurich’s Institute for Biomedical Engineering is seeking a Doctoral Student in Magnetic Resonance for the study of granular systems. The role focuses on advancing MR technology to study soft, arbitrarily shaped particles and to track particle swarms in granular media, within a collaborative two-PI environment.

The position is 100% in Zurich, fixed-term, with opportunities to contribute to interdisciplinary research across engineering and materials science, and participation in a dynamic,