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Full-time Hours Per Week 40 Offer Starting Date 9 Sep 2026 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a
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We are seeking a highly motivated Postdoctoral Researcher / Research Scientist in Polymer Rheology and Processing to join our dynamic research group at KAUST. The successful candidate will play a
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colloidal nanocrystal synthesis or optoelectronic device physics. Experience in III–V CQDs, infrared photodetectors, surface spectroscopy, thin-film processing, or low-noise optoelectronic measurements is
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topics. Candidates should have some experience working with FPGAs as well as an understanding of computer networks. Experience with both RTL and HLS design is favoured. The ideal candidate would have some
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, with expertise in colloidal nanocrystal synthesis or optoelectronic device physics. Experience in III–V CQDs, infrared photodetectors, surface spectroscopy, thin-film processing, or low-noise
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are encouraged to apply; applicants bridging both areas are especially welcome. Key Responsibilities: · Design and perform experimental studies to evaluate the thermal stability, abuse tolerance, and safety limits
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activities: · Understanding/simulating the diffusion paths and cavitation in thermoplastic liners. · Multi-physics simulation of the diffusion process in thermoplastic orthotropic composites
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spectroscopy, and PPMS. Use cleanroom nanofabrication processes to build 2D-material-based electronic devices. Design, execute, and troubleshoot experiments. Publish research findings in high-impact journals and
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technologies. Key Responsibilities: Develop and optimize hard carbon synthesis processes using bio-based and non-bio-based precursors. Explore innovative methods to enhance material properties for energy storage
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or non-bio-based sources, with applications in energy storage and other emerging technologies. Key Responsibilities: · Develop and optimize hard carbon synthesis processes using bio-based and non-bio