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polymer science and materials chemistry, giving you the opportunity to explore how concepts developed at the molecular level can be translated into functional polymeric materials. You will design and
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. The Chair of Chemistry of Polymeric Materials in the Department of Polymer Engineering and Science has a position for a full-time Project Researcher (m/f/d). Salary Group B1 according to the UNI-KV, monthly
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Funding Source: DLA award Eligibility: Available to home fee status and UK domicile EU students We are seeking an enthusiastic PhD candidate to join the Centre for Polymers and Composites (CPC
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the AIM-PACE project, which aims at developing a new generation of safe-and-sustainable-by-design, bio-based and circular plastics by combining AI, microbial technology, computer modelling, and polymer
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Polymer manufacturing is highly energy intensive, and achieving net zero requires more than fuel switching. This project focuses on process systems engineering for industrial decarbonisation
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more circular use of carbon resources? In this PhD project, you will explore innovative light-driven strategies for the chemical recycling of polymers. By harnessing the unique reactivity and precise
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interfaces. You will use one-photon polymerization and high-resolution 3D printing to fabricate soft hydrogel structures and integrate them with organic electronic materials, including conducting polymers
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., functional polymers). The research typically involves a combination of engineering, materials science, chemistry, and physics. A major research area of focus is the separation of charge at interfaces of matter
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highly interdisciplinary and involves engineering (e.g., fluid mechanics), materials science, chemistry, and physics. Different organic materials are used, including polymers (e.g., stimuli-responsive
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resources? In this PhD project, you will explore innovative light-driven strategies for the chemical recycling of polymers. By harnessing the unique reactivity and precise control offered by light, you will