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for energetic transition” Research unit is coordinated by Dr. Angelica Chiodoni (https://adv-char.iit.it/ ), who has extensive experience in materials characterization, technologies for energy transition and
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. Additional qualifications Experience in physico-chemical characterization methods (e.g., NMR, XPS) is desirable. About the employment The employment is a fixed term contract of two years according to central
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department, a highly collaborative environment providing imec-wide expertise in photoemission techniques including XPS, HAXPES and ARPES. Your mission will be to develop and mature in-operando XPS and HAXPES
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Qualifications Materials Science and Engineering, Chemistry, or Geochemistry. Equipment Utilized Solvothermal reactors, hydrothermal reactors, FTIR-DRIFTS, XPS, XRD, Rutherford backscattering, and ICP-OES Physical
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⁺ transport will be thoroughly investigated. Comprehensive S-L and S–S–L interface characterization (EIS, XPS and TEM, in cooperation with DC#2) is planned. In cooperation with DC1 (anode materials) and DC15
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: https://impactinnovation.se/program/swedish-metals-minerals/ Your work assignments As a PhD student in this project, you will work in a world-leading group focused on application-inspired basic research
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adaptive integration methods designed to accelerate atomistic simulations. The approach to be developed will initially integrate spectroscopy data (XPS, SAX, SXRD) to generate candidate structures for S-S
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Ciência e Tecnologia, I.P. in force (https://former.fct.pt/apoios/bolsas/docs/RegulamentoBolsasFCT2019DR.pdf Where to apply E-mail [email protected] Requirements Research FieldEngineering » Materials
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) Deep understanding of electrolyte behaviour in nanometre confinements. (2) Design of a correlative setup (EELS, XPS) to study the electronic structure of interfaces. Where to apply Website https
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | United States | 30 days ago
mechanisms at elevated temperature. Experience with standard materials characterization (XRD, SEM/EDS, XPS, TGA/DSC). Ability to work independently in a glovebox and dry room environment while following