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Position in topochemical tuning of layered oxides The newly established Solid-State Materials Chemistry Group at the Laboratory of Inorganic Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences
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Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin für Materialien und Energie | Berlin, Georgia | United States | about 1 month ago
Group Magnons: X-rays and Models is looking for PhD Student (f/m/d) Magnetic Excitations in Functional Oxides Your Tasks Conduct an independent research project on magnetic excitations and ultrafast
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on metallic alloys and oxides, we will first develop and benchmark machine-learning interaction potentials of increasing complexity. Subsequently, we will deploy a combination of brute-force and rare
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independently and across disciplines Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities Design, synthesize, and test heterogeneous catalysts (e.g., supported metals, oxides, single-atom systems, and high-entropy metal
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insights are further complemented by machine-learning-assisted molecular dynamics simulations performed by a partner laboratory. For the methodological development, we focus on oxides with increasing
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of multicomponent materials based on reducible oxides and metallic or bimetallic nanostructures and thin films. The applicant’s research will focus mainly on so-called model studies of such well
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thermophysical, structural, and rheological properties of slags and molten oxides at high temperatures; Modelling of heat transfer, fluid flow, mixing, and transport phenomena using multiscale modelling
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Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics | Los Ángeles Sect 8, Nuevo León | Mexico | 2 months ago
and sensing. Current research in the Surface Physics group covers a range of multicomponent materials based on reducible oxides and metallic or bimetallic nanostructures and thin films. The applicant’s
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. Experimental work will include quantifying inclusion size and morphology and assessing the influence of surface features such as oxides, wire marks, and indents on stress concentrations. These data will inform
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flash thermal treatments to obtain the corresponding oxides. The materials will be characterized using advanced techniques, with a particular focus on in situ electron microscopy. This will require the