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candidates whose peer-reviewed publications demonstrate direct research experience in all three core areas: Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy (KPFM), preferably quantitative KPFM or FM-KPFM; ferroelectric
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degrees Knowledge and professional Experience: o Experience in 2D materials synthesis and thin film technology o Experience in clean room micro/nanofabrication o Experience with characterization tools
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Physics, Materials Science, Nanotechnology, or equivalent degrees Knowledge and Professional Experience: Experience in energy harvesting Experience with COMSOL simulations Experience in programming (LabView
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on the project, project management and other general academic group activities. Requirements: Education: PhD with a masters in Medicinal and Biological Chemistry preferred. Knowledge: Previous experience of having
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/Chemistry Knowledge: High level in English Professional Experience: Demonstrable previous experience in electrochemical measurements and biosensors. Personal Competences: Ability to work with deadlines
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on the project, project management and other general academic group activities. Requirements: Education: PhD in Chemistry with a masters in Nanotechnology preferred. Knowledge: Previous experience of having worked
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, engineering or physics. Knowledge: Computational programming, machine learning, quantum transprot, device simulation. Professional Experience: use of device simulation codes applied to 2D materials. Personal
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strong asset; scientific programming in Python and/or C++ and use of HPC resources. Professional Experience: Demonstrated research on spin-orbit torques, evidenced by publications in peer-reviewed journals
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behavior of catalytic nanomaterials critical for green hydrogen and energy technologies. The candidate will design and perform real-time in-situ TEM experiments using gas and liquid sample environments
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experience and an ability to understand, interpret and troubleshoot to the technical needs of staff and students Demonstrable organisational skills and an appreciation of the need to identify and deliver