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Open Positions
Looking for an interesting job? Check out our open positions.
Visit the CSG blog
We blog about interesting issues, events and achievements in our area. http://blogs.ethz.ch/csg.
Semester and Master Theses
We offer a large spectrum of semester and Master theses. Check the list in the group pages and the pages of individual group members for more information.
The Communication Systems Group (CSG) conducts research on modeling, design, and implementation of communication systems. The core research topics are:
The CSG is headed by Prof. Dr. Bernhard Plattner and includes a team of senior researchers and a varying number of graduate students.
We collaborate with both academic and industrial partners; please see our Research web page for a list of projects we are involved in.
We are always interested in outstanding students for master and semester thesis projects.
Panayotis Antoniadis is a long-term visitor, strengthening our research in various advanced networking areas.
See the About Us page for details on how to reach our offices.
You may also contact us by e-mail to a member of our group or via the contact form.
ETH Zürich Computer Engineering and Networks Laboratory Communication Systems Group ETH Zentrum Gloriastrasse 35 8092 Zürich Switzerland Phone: +41 44 632 7000 (Prof. Dr. Bernhard Plattner) Phone: +41 44 632 7001 (Caterina Sposato, Administrative Assistant) Fax: +41 44 632 1035
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