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Welcome to Maastricht University! Join a public-private partnership working on the development of humin based recyclable networks for adhesive and composite applications. In this PhD project, you will
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» Computational chemistry Years of Research Experience 1 - 4 Additional Information Eligibility criteria PhD in electrochemistry/electrocatalysis or materials chemistry. -knowledge about sonochemistry would be
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project “Induction Melt Incremental Thermoforming of Advanced Thermoplastic Composites” working in the Composites Group ( https://www.harrison-composites-group.com ) within the Materials and Manufacturing
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criteria Qualifications required: • PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or a related field. • Strong background in polymer synthesis, polymer characterization. • Proficiency in
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decarbonisation in industry and the craft sector. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/UMR5302-ROMSES-001/Default.aspx Requirements Research Field Engineering Education Level PhD or equivalent
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of nanomaterials, as well as in the operation of analytical instruments for the structural characterization of nanostructures. The candidate must have a PhD in Physics, Chemistry or Materials
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University Hospital). The project began in 2022 and has already yielded results that have been recognized, notably through a CNRS patent. The goal now is to refine these materials, which function like silicone
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University! Join a public-private partnership working on the development of humin based recyclable networks for adhesive and composite applications. In this PhD project, you will contribute to the
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Technology Laboratory design of cement composite mix formulations, mixing operations, and material testing collaboration on the development of advanced construction materials analysis and processing of
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, multifunctional materials, materials mechanics, and interfacial phenomena. The PhD student (M/F) will join the Mechanics of Interfaces and Multiphase Systems (MIM) research group, whose activities