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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
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, the generated data can be used to optimize mineral extraction processes from existing mines within a geometallurgical framework. The position will mostly focus on the development of measurement protocols and data
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of lithium-ion battery recycling. The focus of this position is on material recovery from cathode materials through a groundbreaking filtration and extraction processes. Key Responsibilities: Participate in
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analytical many-body methods, field theory, and/or numerical techniques is a plus. Details: For salary and program details see KFUPM’s Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Program page (link below). https
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of mineral resources in Saudi Arabia by developing innovative approaches to mineral exploration, mining, and mineral processing. The working group will initially consist of 1 PhD student and 2 MSc students
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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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. Develop sensing principles, data acquisition, and measurement systems. Upscale technology and validate its integration into a variety of structures, including structures for mobility, energy, and civil
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the development of patent applications. About MCEM laboratory The Mechanics of Composites for Energy and Mobility Laboratory (Composites Lab) is located at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and is
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of Composites for Energy and Mobility Laboratory (Composites Lab) is located at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and is part of the Physical Science and Engineering Division. The Composites Lab