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technology at CAS is mainly directed towards polymers for energy and the environment, including polymeric materials for energy storage and conversion, and sustainable biobased polymers. We synthesize and
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We are seeking a highly motivated Materials Process Engineer to work in AMIC’s Sustainable Polymer and Composite team to help and contribute to projects being delivered as part of AMIC’s advanced
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-ST Institute within the French-Swiss Interreg REPLAY collaborative project. The project addresses scientific and industrial challenges related to the integration of recycled thermoplastic polymers
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Materials and Condensed Matter Physics; AI for Physics. -Materials, Chemistry and New Energy: Organic Synthesis Chemistry; Polymer (composite) Materials and Intelligent Manufacturing; Luminescent Materials
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, theoretical, and computational materials science. One position will focus on soft materials such as polymers, biomolecular materials, composite/multifunctional materials, and bio/soft electronics. The second
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-vis), design of polymer networks, or computational modeling of polymeric systems. The doctoral position is intended for 4 years, at 100% employment, and will be supervised by Prof. Dr. Mark Tibbitt
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of organic solids, physics and physical chemistry of polymers, including: • electrical and optical properties, conductivity and photoconductivity of polymers; • electroluminescence and luminescence
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collaborative funding. Areas of interest include additive and hybrid manufacturing of metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, and multi-material or functional structures. Additional interests include intelligent
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of molecular binding (ITC, NMR, UV-vis), design of polymer networks, or computational modeling of polymeric systems. The doctoral position is intended for 4 years, at 100% employment, and will be supervised by
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engineers and applies advanced polymeric materials for a range of biomedical and industrial uses. The recent focus of the group (www.macro.ethz.ch/) includes the development of: (i) rational design of dynamic