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PhD Position in Engineering Materials Project: Development and Characterization of Advanced Sorbents
production of materials – mainly metallic and ceramic – as well as application aspects. PROJECT DESCRIPTION The PhD student will focus on the synthesis, optimization, and characterization of advanced sorbent
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team Knowledge and experience with electrochemistry and battery materials characterization Consideration will also be given to good collaborative skills, drive and independence, and how the applicant’s
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of 20 per cent of full-time. Your work will include: Development and characterization of soft MIEC materials. Development and characterization of functional separator materials. Investigation
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student, you will principally devote yourself to your research studies. Your work will include: Development and characterization of quasi-solid-state ionic thermoelectric materials, including polymer-based
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reactions. Materials chemistry, catalyst synthesis, characterization, or surface/interface science including electrolyte–electrode interactions and interfacial solvation. Experience with transition-metal
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Experience from battery fabrication and electrochemical characterization, hands-on experimental advanced materials analysis (especially electron spectroscopy), polymer materials and/or polymer electrolytes
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electrode and electrolyte materials, characterize them, evaluate and improve them with respect to battery performance, and study fundamental chemical processes and properties using both experimental and
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PhD position in Experimental Physics with focus on photonics and materials science (applied aspects)
characterization. The doctoral project will be carried out at Umeå University under the supervision of Associate Professor Nicolò Maccaferri. The candidate will also benefit from co-supervision and mentoring by
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and characterization of thin films. It focuses on controlling and understanding the structure and properties of the coatings at the atomic and nanometer scales. Materials science is inherently
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(no more than 20%). The work tasks will include synthesis and characterization of lignin-derived biocarbon materials, screening and immobilization of enzymes, and evaluation of PFAS adsorption and degradation