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at ICN2/UAB investigates nanoscale thermal phenomena, molecular glasses, and functional materials. This position is funded by GLASSPIKE, an ERC Advanced Grant developing vapor-deposited molecular glasses
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on quantum devices based on metals, graphene, topological insulators, and other two-dimensional and quantum materials. A major research direction is spintronics, which exploits the electron spin degree
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to keep the materials quality along the fabrication proccess. Apart form the graphene material, the researcher will investigate the development and integration of other thin film materials, such as metals
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continuously reviewed. Equal opportunities: At ICN2, we foster an inclusive and safe work environment, free from any form of discrimination-whether based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age
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deliverables. Requirements: Education: Master on Materials Science, Chemistry, Biotechnology, or related disciplines. Knowledge: High level proficiency in English. Professional Experience: Materials Science
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As a flagship research center in nanoscience and nanotechnology, our mission is to open and explore new frontiers of knowledge at the nanoscale, and bring value to society in the form of new
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morphology, (2) device design in terms of dimensions and integrating materials, all leading to boost the device performance in terms of energy generation. The research activity of the candidate will be framed
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opportunities: At ICN2, we foster an inclusive and safe work environment, free from any form of discrimination-whether based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, origin, culture, religion
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electrochemical testing. Operation of X-ray diffraction (XRD) instrumentation for phase identification and crystal structure analysis. Support in the characterization of materials using complementary analytical
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. The ultimate objective is to establish a comprehensive theoretical framework connecting the morphology and degree of disorder of amorphous carbon materials with their functional properties, helping to interpret