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PhD Position - Operando X-ray Characterization of Catalytic Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage
Infrastructure? No Offer Description Area of research: PHD Thesis Job description:PhD Position - Operando X-ray Characterization of Catalytic Interfaces for Chemical Hydrogen Storage The Institute for a
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Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, Mülheim an der Ruhr | M lheim an der Ruhr, Nordrhein Westfalen | Germany | 9 days ago
under operando conditions, using advanced X-ray spectroscopic techniques (XAS, XES, RXES), both in-house and at synchrotron facilities. The work will be embedded in a highly collaborative
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not required — we will teach it. Category theory for compositional systems — monoidal and traced monoidal categories, functors as semantic projections, string diagrams, operads. This is the language of
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, parabolic equations, ray-tracing. Skills: excellent computational skills: Python, Fortran, HPC. Language skills: Fluent in English, Spanish is not required but advantageous. Specific Requirements We
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to trace star formation, while gas can block the X-rays used to identify black hole activity. PRIMA therefore offers a unique view of these hidden processes. PRIMA is being proposed as NASA’s first $1
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. The project is an interdisciplinary collaboration between the MRI Physics Group and the X-ray Physics Group at the Department of Physics. In the MRI Physics Group, we aim to improve image quality in medical
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vacant 100% PhD position in the MRI Physics Group at the Department of Physics, NTNU. The project is an interdisciplinary collaboration between the MRI Physics Group and the X-ray Physics Group
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disentangle magnetic and structural contributions to electron diffraction data and to compare the results with measurements recorded using X-rays and neutrons. Simulation and interpretation of experimental data
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of miniaturized set-ups for observation of reaction dynamics under controlled temperature and humidity; on-line and off-line monitoring of reaction markers, followed by kinetic modeling; Study of reaction dynamics
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sensing, ray tracing, or digital eye modelling. Exposure to medical device development or regulatory research environments. Understanding of clinical study design or experience working with human or animal