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candidate will work in a highly multidisciplinary environment with access to state-of-the-art microscopy, genomics, and high-performance computing platforms, and will benefit from collaborations with Inria
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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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. - development of supported catalysts; - ink formulation and preparation of catalyst layers; - fabrication of optimized membrane-electrode assemblies and their testing in an electrolysis cell (performance and
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the development and operation of superconducting qubits. You will be working closely with PhD students and other postdoctoral researchers and will be able to benefit from the expertise developed there and
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archaeological and historical contexts is also required. Additionally, the ability to perform *ad hoc* data processing (multivariate statistics, machine learning, etc.) is desirable. Proficiency in programming
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to identify suitable MOFs and their synthesis conditions; • Synthesizing pre-selected MOFs using conventional methods (solvothermal, hydrothermal, or ambient-pressure synthesis); • Performing structural and
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for synthesizing materials, characterizing them, and evaluating their photo- and photoelectrocatalytic performance. They will be expected to manage the project according to defined deadlines, including preparing
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(between one and two weeks for each mission). A knowledge of various data processing techniques is essential, as is the ability to create reliable databases. Knowledge of the operation of an electrical grid
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catalysts properties enabling to reach maximal performance will be identified. The Lyon Institute for Research into Catalysis and the Environment (IRCELyon) is a joint research unit under the supervision
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-edge at the synchrotron. The photocatalytic and photoelectrochemical performances measured on the same series of materials will directly anchor the spectroscopic observables to the catalytic results