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recent PhD degree, preferably in physics, chemical engineering, materials science, or mechanical engineering. Knowledge of the theory and demonstrated proficiency with QC modeling is mandatory
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industrial needs, we are looking for a postdoc holding a PhD in material science, physics or chemistry, with a clear link to X-ray based analytical methods, preferably related to X-ray diffraction. The project
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(materials, energy, humans). The project will provide the bases to integrate and optimize carbon-negative technologies into planetary-scale systems. Your profile The applicants must hold a recent PhD degree
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hold a recent PhD degree, preferably in physics, system engineering, computer science, mathematics, or related disciplines. A strong background in computational science and good intuition for physical
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profile The applicants must hold a recent PhD degree, preferably in physics, chemical engineering, materials science, or mechanical engineering. Knowledge of the theory and demonstrated proficiency with QC
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of materials and process development for direct air capture of CO2. The work will be in collaboration with the laboratory of Advanced Materials Processing, responsible for manufacturing of novel micro-structured
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, and characterization of electrochemical cells devised for ESA Establishing experimental procedures to assess electrode performance in the ESA process Development and formulation of slurry-electrodes
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and Processes for Power-to-X and the Advanced Colloidal Materials Engineering group search for a Postdoctoral researcher in the field of materials and process development for direct air capture of CO2
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environments, and meet the following criteria: completed PhD degree in crystallography, material science, chemistry, physics or similar have strong hands-on laboratory skills have experience with X-ray based
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writing Your profile PhD degree in material science, physics, chemistry, mechanical engineering or related fields Experience in thin film deposition and experimental interface mechanics and characterization