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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job Title: Junior Postdoc-Electrocatalysis; in situ electron microscopy characterization; deep learning frameworks for TEM image analysis Department: Advanced
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existing experimental results and guide the design of future carbon-based electronic and optoelectronic devices. Requirements: Education: Master in materials science or engineering, PhD in materials science
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with deep learning to design van der Waals heterostructures with optimised spin-orbit torque (SOT) efficiency for ultra-low-power memory and computing. Its two pillars are AUTOMATA, an automatic material
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experience in the development and design of biosensors. Personal Competences: Proven reputation based on research excellence in their field. Positive contribution to the development of knowledge, research and
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: Proven reputation based on research excellence in their field. Positive contribution to the development of knowledge, research and development through partnerships and cooperation. Capable of identifying
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of the proof-of-concept project, including optimising and testing chemical sintering conditions for noble metallic inks, especially silver-based screen-printed films. The candidate will assess the compatibility
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contacts Deadline for applications: July 22, 2026 Equal opportunities: At ICN2, we foster an inclusive and safe work environment, free from any form of discrimination-whether based on gender, sexual
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vesicle systems to be used as components of therapeutics in oncology and neurology. Neurotechnology based on flexible, thin-film technologies for therapeutic applications in oncology and neurology
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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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safe work environment, free from any form of discrimination-whether based on gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, origin, culture, religion, disability, or any other personal or social