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: The Nanobioelectronics and Biosensors group at ICN2 is focused on the development of cutting-edge sensors for various point-of-need applications. The group of Prof. Arben Merkoçi are internationally recognised world
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: The Nanobioelectronics and Biosensors group at ICN2 is focused on the development of cutting-edge sensors for various point-of-need applications. The group of Prof. Arben Merkoçi are internationally recognised world
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programme. Requirements: Education: PhD in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, biochemistry or equivalent. Knowledge: Extensive expert use of an array of physicochemical and materials
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of the chemical sintering process through formulation changes, pre-treatments, multiple sintering steps, or alternative application methods such as spray coating to industrial enviroments. The candidate will
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personal or social condition. We are committed to ensuring equal treatment and opportunities in all our processes, especially in recruitment, which is based solely on talent, experience, and ability. We
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. · Design and implement in-situ TEM experiments using the available gas and liquid sample holders to study dynamic processes in real-time, under controlled environmental conditions relevant to catalysis and
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orientation, gender identity, age, origin, culture, religion, disability, or any other personal or social condition. We are committed to ensuring equal treatment and opportunities in all our processes
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processes, especially in recruitment, which is based solely on talent, experience, and ability. We implement proactive policies for inclusion and harassment prevention that reinforce our commitment to respect
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in altermagnets to encode and process information. The project involves close collaboration with experimental and theoretical partners, including large-scale synchrotron facilities. The work will be
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approaches, where data storage and processing occur simultaneously at the materials level, inspired by the operation of the brain. This includes research on unconventional computing paradigms, such as