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Research Framework Programme? Horizon Europe - ERC Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Curious how we can turn a scanning electron microscope into a
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You will be working on a project within the University of Manchester, collaborating with researchers in the electron microscopy centre of the Nancy Rothwell Building and the National Graphene
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atomic-scale structural investigation. Explore electron-microscopy-enabled strategies for identifying, producing and stabilising new low-dimensional and two-dimensional material structures and phases
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opportunities and diversity as a strength and an asset. MAX IV is looking for a beamline scientist at the state-of-the-art AC-SPELEEM beamline MAXPEEM to further develop the spectromicroscopy program, including
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: Diffractive Atomic-Scale Surface Imaging with Backscattered Electrons, an ERC Starting Grant project led by Dr. Georgios Varnavides. Surfaces control many of the properties and processes that determine material
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microscopy techniques and mechanical characterization methods such as rheology or atomic force microscopy. Job Duties: High-resolution chemical characterization of biological tissue, such as cerebral arteries
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of this research project is to develop a quasi-atomic-scale 3D model of PEDOT:PSS fibres (a pi-conjugated, semiconducting polymer) dispersed in water. This polymer complex is a benchmark in numerous fields of energy
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. Additional guidance is also available on the UK Visa & Immigration website . Our website https://sheffield.ac.uk/sitran For informal enquiries about this job contact Matt Livesey, project lead: on m.r.livesey
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independent projects during their training. The Oakes lab broadly investigate how cells generate and interpret mechanical signals using cell culture models and quantitative microscopy. Ideal Candidate
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which the DNA template is copied into RNA by the RNA polymerase, and defects in transcription and its regulation can lead to a variety of severe human diseases. The long-term goal is to provide a