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offers the opportunity to build and lead a dynamic research team in a stimulating and internationally competitive environment. As Principal Investigator (PI), the successful candidate will develop and
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of next generation Lateral Flow Assays (LFA) for the detection of biological threats. Main Tasks and responsibilities: The senior researcher role will require the candidate to supervise 2 PhD students in
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of next generation Lateral Flow Assays (LFA) for the detection of biological threats. Main Tasks and responsibilities: The senior researcher role will require the candidate to supervise 2 PhD students in
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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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contribute to project reporting. Work with the interdisciplinary team of the group (theory, computation, machine learning) and support junior researchers on SOT-related topics. Requirements: Education: PhD in
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: Education: PhD on Materials Science, Chemistry, Biotechnology, or related disciplines Knowledge: High level in English Professional Experience: Demonstrable previous experience in materials science
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programme. Requirements: Education: PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, biochemistry or equivalent. Knowledge: Extensive expert use of an array of physicochemical and materials
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behavior of catalytic nanomaterials critical for green hydrogen and energy technologies. The candidate will design and perform real-time in-situ TEM experiments using gas and liquid sample environments
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, meetings with industry, search of market, etc. Co-supervise PhD, Master and Bachelor Degree students; Train the team members and control the operation protocols of some instrumental units (in particular
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platforms. Interdisciplinary Environment: Work alongside experts in nanofabrication, material growth, two dimensional materials, spin-orbit torques, and quantum devices in a vibrant and supportive research