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initiative on composite SSB with seven postdoctoral positions in several disciplines, focusing on various aspects along the battery value chain, ranging from synthesis, cell assembly, characterization
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formulations. All this research requires advanced characterization methods to study interaction, structure and beahaviour. The research group has well-established collaboration with the large-scale facilities
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motivated candidates for a postdoctoral research position to develop and characterize carbon materials, such as natural graphite, porous carbon and hard carbon, intended for energy storage applications
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metrological characterization, laying the foundation for integrated optical-clock and precision-timing technologies. Who we are looking for The following requirements are mandatory: A doctoral degree in Physics
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division, frequency-comb stabilization, phase and timing noise, and metrological characterization, laying the foundation for integrated optical-clock and precision-timing technologies. Who we are looking
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applications. Our primary task within the project is the design, synthesis, and characterization of environmentally friendly, biomass-derived emissive carbon dots. The application of these luminescent
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the biomass, assess treatment performance over time, and investigate options for harvesting and characterizing metal-enriched algal biomass. The aim is to provide the mechanistic and operational knowledge
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materials. The work may include development and application of AI-based protein design methods, experimental characterization of designed proteins, microbial engineering, biofilm design, and high-throughput
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-cell lymphomas. The research group conducts experimental and translational studies using clinically well-characterized patient material in close collaboration with clinical researchers. The research aims
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electrode and electrolyte materials, characterize them, evaluate and improve them with respect to battery performance, and study fundamental chemical processes and properties using both experimental and