Home PhD PhD Position in AI for Materials Modeling,  ETH Zurich, Switzerland

PhD Position in AI for Materials Modeling,  ETH Zurich, Switzerland

Postdoc Position at University of Zurich Switzerland

Summary

The Materials Modeling Group at ETH Zurich invites applications for a PhD position focusing on artificial intelligence, atomistic simulation, and materials science. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the development of machine-learning methods aimed at advancing the discovery and design of structural alloys for extreme environments.


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PhD Candidate in AI for Materials Modeling


DetailsInformation
Research AreaArtificial Intelligence, Atomistic Simulation, Materials Science
LocationETH Zurich, Switzerland
Eligibility/Qualification– Master’s degree (or expected completion) in materials science, physics, engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, or related field
– Proficiency in programming and scientific computing
– Strong interest in applying AI in physical sciences
– Prior experience in machine learning, density functional theory, or molecular dynamics is advantageous
– Effective communication skills in English
Job DescriptionDevelop machine-learning methods for atomistic materials modeling, focusing on:
– Machine-learned interatomic potentials
– Physics-informed machine learning
– Generative models
– Collaborate to shape the research culture and direction of the group
How to ApplySubmit the following documents in PDF format via the online application portal:
– Curriculum vitae
– Contact information for at least two referees
– Academic transcripts in English (unofficial copies accepted)
– A one-page statement detailing three achievements, their significance, and their relevance to the position
Last Date to ApplyJuly 15, 2026 (applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled)

This position is fully funded with a competitive salary and offers access to state-of-the-art computational infrastructure within an interdisciplinary and international research environment. Join us to help shape the future of materials science!

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