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areas of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Job title: Postodoctoral Researcher Position in (Scanning) Transmission Electron Microscopy of Catalytic Materials for Green Hydrogen and Energy Applications
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Computational Nanoscience group at ICN2 develops theory, models and large-scale simulation tools for quantum transport, spin dynamics and emergent computing in low-dimensional materials, in close contact with
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device-level properties of amorphous graphene nanoribbons and related structures. This will provide a bridge between atomistic material modelling and experimentally measurable device characteristics
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models). Expert use of a chemical synthesis laboratory, a wide range of physicochemical and material characterisation is required. Moreover, in vitro and in vivo expertise, will be essential to determine
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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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years. Main Tasks and responsibilities: Group Leader tasks: We are seeking an outstanding and highly motivated scientist to lead an independent research programme in Theory and Simulation. This position
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the generation of green hydrogen via solar-driven photoelectrochemical (PEC) systems. In this position, you will apply advanced electron microscopy techniques, including STEM to investigate the structure and
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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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, 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