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films for electrocatalysis Are you passionate about materials, sustainability, and understanding how things work (or do not)? Are you interested in synthesizing thin film materials, characterizing
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chemistry Experience in the basic handling of DNA or peptides is an advantage. Experience in materials synthesis and characterization is a must. (MOF/COF synthesis or colloidal assembly is an advantage
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characterize MOF/COF/HOF materials and composites Investigate field-assisted growth and assembly using electric, magnetic, or electrohydrodynamic stimuli Fabricate structured and patterned films for sensing
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of employment: 3 Years Hours of employment per week: 40h Responsibilities: Development, characterization, and optimization of polymer recyclates from post-consumer recycling (PCR) and end-of-life vehicles (ELV
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position 1), while the other will be focused on processing, solid-state characterization and application aspects (PhD position 2). Your profile should match one of these positions. Where to apply Website
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and optimize lymphoid organoid systems derived from iPSCs and primary human CD34+ cells Perform CRISPR screens targeting genes implicated in lymphocyte development Generate and characterize lymphocyte
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knowledge in molecular biology, biochemistry and/or cell biology is required. Experience in cell culture and microscopy or protein characterization is a plus. Position Details Start Date: September 2026 or
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on hybrid devices at millikelvin temperatures; grow and characterize cryogenic noble-gas crystals; investigate microscopic loss mechanisms in superconducting quantum circuits; analyze experimental data and
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: Design of a library of TMP stress sensors Development of single-molecule FRET assays to quantify TMP self-association equilibria and kinetics Engineering and characterization of asymmetric lipid vesicles
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as well as re-entering space objects. The PhD student will characterize transport patterns and timescales and will investigate transport differences between gaseous tracers (e.g., nitrogen oxides) and