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films for electrocatalysis Are you passionate about materials, sustainability, and understanding how things work (or do not)? Are you interested in synthesizing thin film materials, characterizing
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for molecular systems and thin films in combination with AI-driven process optimization. Help us shape the future of chemical research! Self-driving lab platform for photochemical and porosity research Join a
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/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 in thin-film physics, particularly hard
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in thin-film physics, particularly hard ceramic coatings. The position involves conducting application-inspired basic research on thin film materials where the main goal is to develop new
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scene, and leveraging that understanding for localization and navigation. A robot builds a picture of its surroundings one lidar scan at a time. Each scan on its own says very little; together
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The successful candidate will develop generative machine-learning methods for amorphous molecular thin films — the supramolecular structures that govern the performance of organic-electronic materials
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this PhD project, you will develop responsive MOF-peptide coatings for adaptive protection and follow their chemistry in real time. You will combine porous-material synthesis, thin-film preparation and in
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fusion devices. However, microscopic studies revealed a porous morphology of these targets, not adequately reproducing the thin film deposit found in tokamaks. This might be responsible of a spurious
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at radiochemical laboratories of PSI, molecular scale investigations of water and proton transport by quasi-elastic neutron scattering QENS at SINQ / PSI, and dielectric characterization of thin clay films at TU
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, and multilayer polymer architectures. The goal is to create thin, transparent, robust films that can selectively reflect red, green, and blue light in controlled directions, enabling privacy-preserving