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University's part of the project. Duties The work involves experimental polymer science, materials chemistry, electrochemistry and spectroscopy. Activities will include both materials development
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development of future generation battery technologies. The project is funded by the Swedish Research Council (VR), and will be carried out within the Structural Chemistry research program at Uppsala University
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development. The candidate must have: Excellent written and oral English skills Documented experience in modelling at the molecular level Documented experience in artificial intelligence and machine
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development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We develop novel electrode and electrolyte materials, characterize them, evaluate
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– Ångström Laboratory has for many years hosted a research environment focused on the development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We
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light-harvesting and bond activation. The PhD student will contribute to the development of novel femtosecond THz and optical spectroscopy infrastructure and will design, execute, and analyze
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Life Sciences at our website . Project description The Streuff group is internationally renowned for the development of innovative synthesis methods, particularly in the area of early transition metal
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additional experiences relevant for successfully undertaking the PhD education and the project. A background in experimental organic synthesis, the development or investigation of catalytic processes
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Department of Chemistry – Ångström Laboratory has for many years hosted an environment focused on research and development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the
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languages (Johannes Borgström, Eva Darulova, Lars-Henrik Erikson, Sofia Ouhbi, Tjark Weber, Tobias Wrigstad). The department is known for both strong theoretical work as well as tool development in