5 polymer PhD positions at Uppsala University in Sweden

Two PhD students in Chemistry within polymers and batteries

on interactions between the polymeric solvent and the ions? What happens with the ion transport at the interface between two different polymers? These are examples of questions that this project will aim to address

Researcher in Nanotechnology and Functional Materials, with focus on development of porous nanocomposites for energy harvesting

generation (MEG) devices. Work duties Basic and applied research focused on POMs, including metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and porous organic polymers (POPs). The work duties include basic and applied

MSCA PhD student in Computational Chemistry

phenomena in Li-metal polymer batteries and is a part of RIDERS which is a Marie Sklodowska-Curie funded doctoral network with the goal to train 10 Doctoral candidates (DCs). RIDERS research and training

Researcher in Nanotechnology and Functional Materials with focus on development of sustainable nanocomposites for efficient precious metal extraction and catalysis

(e.g., porous organic polymers, covalent organic frameworks), and complexation of biopolymers with porous materials into freestanding membranes, hydrogels or aerogels. The work duties also include

Doctoral (PhD) position in Microsystems Technology with focus on Additive Manufacturing of Green Biomaterials Based Smart Patches

requirements Master's degree with studies in chemistry, materials science, micro- and nanosystems technology, or equivalent. Documented courses or project work in polymer chemistry is required, independent