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Science and Technology, Campus Norrköping Research area The Laboratory of Organic Electronics (LOE, https://www.liu.se/loe ) at Linköping University is a world-leading research environment in organic
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assignments in engineering programs and master's programs. More information is available on our website. (https://kemi.uu.se/angstrom/?languageId=1).About the positionApplications are invited from
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variety of competences. Prof. Tybrandt is the recipient of the ERC CoG 2022 and Wallenberg Academy Fellow 2021. Read more at: https://liu.se/en/research/soft-electronics At the Laboratory of Organic
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research, including developing and executing field experiments, laboratory analyses, data analyses and writing scientific papers in collaboration with the project group and external collaborators. This
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central task will be to develop a flux chamber to capture aerosols emitted from stream surfaces and quantify aerosol fluxes using online particle counters and air filtration for laboratory measurements of
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experimental research in laboratory and industrial settings, system development, analysis of production flows, and co-creation of knowledge together with company partners. As MARC is a collaborative profile with
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in laboratory and industrial settings, system development, analysis of production flows, and co-creation of knowledge together with company partners. As MARC is a collaborative profile with strong
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assistants and is in the process of recruiting multiple PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. This is an exciting opportunity to join the laboratory at an early stage and contribute to shaping its
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comprises three research groups and approximately ten active researchers. Located at BMC D12, the environment has access to 300 m² of laboratory and office space, including state-of-the-art facilities
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Laboratory of Organic Electronics (LOE) at Linköping University, a world-renowned center for groundbreaking research in bioelectronics, energy devices, printed electronics, and nanooptics using organic