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. The postdoc will join an interdisciplinary program that combines quantum sensing instrumentation, surface and interfacial chemistry, and the physics of the target systems, with current directions including
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. Hands-on experience with synthetic methods as well as characterization techniques. Experience with polymeric or biomaterial systems, connection to interfacial processes, and optionally in vitro assessment
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(Label of Excellence - 00180410, Normandy Region) which aims to develop a new perspective on interfacial interactions for a tailored design of porous materials. This project aims to apply and combine
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electrolytes such as hot nitric acid and molten salts. The main mission is to understand the mechanisms of dissolution, passivation, and interfacial reactivity under severe conditions, while developing
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(Label of Excellence - 00180410, Normandy Region) which aims to develop a new perspective on interfacial interactions for a tailored performance of porous materials. This project aims to apply and combine
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materials chemistry. The successful candidate will undertake fundamental studies into chemical speciation and interfacial processes that occur during oxide dissolution. The role will combine laboratory-based
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interest in metal–impurity interactions, interfacial phenomena and its commitment to computation-guided design for green and circular steel production. You will collaborate closely with researchers from
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theory and associated simulations for interfacial properties of bicrystal interfaces. Such interfaces are created by single crystal membranes grown by Molecular Beam Epitaxy and released from a substrate
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chemistry, battery systems, interfacial electrochemistry, or metallic glass synthesis is desired. The position involves collaboration with theoretical modeling groups and utilization of synchrotron X-ray
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using in-situ XRD, XPS, 57Fe Mössbauer spectroscopy and NMR to investigate material behavior and interfacial chemistry during synthesis and battery operation. Develop mechanistic understanding of cathode