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qualifications: Solid experience in organic synthesis, macromolecular/intermolecular interactions, or dynamic covalent chemistry. General qualifications: For all positions we are seeking bright and open-minded
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creativity to join our team. It is expected that the successful candidate will take a central role in developing the integrated web-platform for analysis of solid-state NMR experiments as well as having
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how people interact with their environments, from prehistory to the present, and across both local contexts and global dynamics. Through cross-sector and cross-disciplinary partnerships, we aim to drive
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interactions. Expected start date and duration of employment This is a two-year fixed-term postdoc position from 1 November 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter. Job description The postdoc will lead the
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within battery state estimation, with a particular focus on emerging sodium-ion battery technology. You will be involved in both independent and collaborative research activities in close interaction with
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purification. The work will be in particular focused on the projects CYCLOPEM and You will be involved in both independent and collaborative research activities in close interaction with colleagues in the group
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within CFD modelling, with a particular focus on the projects MetNH3Energy and ACE Water. You will be involved in both independent and collaborative research activities in Europe in close interaction with
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with strong scientific expertise and creativity to join our team. It is expected that the successful candidate will take a central role in developing the integrated web-platform for analysis of solid
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important to integrate knowledge on processes of cognitive change and updates among individuals and in interaction with others into our data-driven computational modelling in order to understand broader
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Method, potential flow theory and Green's function formulations • Conformal mapping, in particular Schwarz–Christoffel transformations • Viscous-inviscid interaction and integral boundary layer