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. Teaching may also be included, but up to no more than 20% of working hours. The main focus of the current research project is materials modelling of polymer electrolytes for Li-ion batteries through
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on the mechanical properties of conjugated polymers. You will work closely with several PhD students in our group and have the opportunity to visit the labs of external collaborators. The following review provides
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will be to develop methods that allow you to study the impact of electrochemical doping on the mechanical properties of conjugated polymers. You will work closely with several PhD students in our group
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, transparent, functional, and chemical recyclable polymeric materials. Your particular focus will be on polymer chemistry methodology development with emphasis on macromolecular design. Questions that may be
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. Read more at www.wwsc.se Your work assignments Your research will be to develop polymerization concepts towards, transparent, functional, and chemical recyclable polymeric materials. Your particular
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the research project The main focus of the project is the synthesis of conjugated polymers and 2D materials, which will be used for hydrogen evolution reactions possibly in combination with different
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of the research specialist will be (1) to support the research activities in the area of polymer science and technology, (2) to ensure the preservation of knowledge across generations of PhD students, (3) to co
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. However, the polymer-based binders used for both anode (especially silicon-based anode) and cathode have their issues. The current postdoc position will focus on the development of a new binder system
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include tensides, polymers and biomolecules. Bile salt surfactants and oppositely charged polymers interact strongly in water, leading to a spontaneous co-association and the formation of mixed aggregates
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colloidal chemistry and with a special focus on self-aggregating systems. The systems studied include tensides, polymers and biomolecules. Bile salt surfactants and oppositely charged polymers interact