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of the EPFL Laboratory for Bio- and Nano-Instrumentation is centered on developing advanced nanoscale measurement technologies for applications in nanoscience, materials science and life science. We seek
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polymer science. Materials science is possible if the candidate has the required experience listed below Experience with small molecule synthesis and characterization is required Experience with polymer
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scalable, solvent-free processing. Material combinations will be validated in lab-scale flow batteries, benefiting from the characterization capabilities available at Empa. The position is embedded in
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of materials, interfaces and manufacturing processes relevant to PV modules. Experience in material characterization and quantitative analysis of experimental data. Ability to independently define, plan and
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Materials science and technology are our passion. With our cutting-edge research, Empa's around 1,100 employees make essential contributions to the well-being of society for a future worth living
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an interdisciplinary team. Your tasks Conduct physical vapor deposition experiments using advanced PVD processes such as synchronized HiPIMS Perform in-depth materials characterization and surface analysis Apply and
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processing. Material combinations will be validated in lab-scale flow batteries, benefiting from the characterization capabilities available at Empa. The position is embedded in the Horizon Europe project
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19 Sep 2026 Job Information Organisation/Company Empa Research Field Chemistry » Inorganic chemistry Chemistry » Other Engineering » Electrical engineering Engineering » Materials engineering
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Conduct physical vapor deposition experiments using advanced PVD processes such as synchronized HiPIMS Perform in-depth materials characterization and surface analysis Apply and improve high-throughput
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building of charge and ion transport processes in functional materials. Synthesis and processing of ceramic proton conductors, solid electrolytes and semiconductor photoelectrodes Structural characterization