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Your Job: You contribute to one of our open-source projects To resolve user requests and to realise improvements and extensions, you will analyse complex computational and physical problems, design
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"Electrochemical Process and System Technology" with a total of around 30 employees at IEK-9. Your tasks in this exciting and dynamic environment: Strategic further development of the newly formed department by
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of soft- and hardware infrastructure Close collaboration with automation experts, data and material scientists to improve and use a fast and reliable electrochemical testing process Your Profile: Master
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of curricula in the fields of physics and chemistry Networking with other initiatives in physics, chemistry, mathematics and materials science Develop scientific software for the data analysis inside the DAPHNE
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Your Profile: Master`s and preferably subsequent PhD degree in Physics, nuclear physics, Elemental Analysis, Nuclear Data or a related discipline A strong background in experimental radiation detection
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conducted not only from a technological standpoint bus, notably, through a life cycle analysis (LCA). Your tasks will include: Detailed literature review Creating and comparing process routes for energy
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support networking between all RIANA partners and European neutron sources (LENS) Interact with other physics-related RIANA partners to make synergies operable Present the consortium and networking groups
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chemistry, physics, material science, chemical engineering, process engineering or a comparable discipline Knowledge of AFM, nanomechanics, and/or electrolysis technologies are advantageous First experience
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Your Profile: Required qualifications and skills: Masters degree and PhD in Physics, Chemistry, Material Science or related disciplines Experience in neutron spectroscopy, e.g. INS, QENS, NSE Good
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through pragmatic solutions. For this you will bring: University degree (Master, Diploma or equivalent) in Material Science or other adjacent fields (e.g. Physics, Chemistry, Computational Engineering