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informatics, collaborating in an interdisciplinary team. Postdoctoral Researcher in the Development of Thin Films and Deposition Processes using Artificial Intelligence and Autonomous Experiments. Your tasks
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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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, investigating efficient adaptation strategies and the use of domain-specific data and knowledge. Develop new tabular foundation-model approaches where existing pre-trained models are insufficient, with a
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across systems, operating conditions, and downstream tasks. Adapt and fine-tune existing foundation models for energy-system applications, investigating efficient adaptation strategies and the use
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details of two reference persons. Please submit these exclusively via our job portal. Applications by e-mail and by post will not be considered. Where to apply Website https://academicpositions.com/ad/empa
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solution while maintaining mechanical stability, and characterize the thermal and chemical stability of components and formulations. You will apply in-situ diagnostics, in particular in-flow UV-Vis
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using X-ray and neutron diffraction Investigation of ionic transport by impedance spectroscopy and complementary electrochemical methods Determination of electronic, vibrational and vibronic structure
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with the mediator solution while maintaining mechanical stability, and characterize the thermal and chemical stability of components and formulations. You will apply in-situ diagnostics, in particular in
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with other 2D and 3D techniques such as H&E and LSFM. The work will be done in close cooperation and synergy with an already running PhD project. Partly existing database will be used and extended
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ionomer membranes under diverse real-world operating conditions, using operando electrochemical and spectroscopic methods. Lead synchrotron campaigns aiming at unveiling the degradation mechanism