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PostDoc in the field of electron and X-ray spectroscopy
Physicist, chemist, or materials scientist with a completed PhD
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Job description
The aim of this position is to carry out and further develop research projects in the field of energy-relevant materials using electron and x-ray spectroscopy. This includes carrying out experiments, maintaining experimental setups, evaluating and interpreting data and publishing the results. Your area of responsibility includes in detail:
- Carrying out electron and x-ray spectroscopic investigations on energy-relevant materials (e.g., solar cells, batteries, catalysts) and molecular systems (including liquids and gases)
- Assistance in the supervision, commissioning, and further development of the measuring equipment of the x-ray spectroscopy department
- Guidance and supervision of students and doctoral candidates
- Acquisition, management, and controlling of projects
Personal qualification
You have a university degree (Diplom (Uni)/Master) in physics, chemistry or materials science with a doctorate completed within the last 5 years. You have experience in working with ultra-high vacuum equipment and in research with X-ray and electron spectroscopy methods. The position requires a strong ability to work in a team and experience in coordinating project teams as well as initiative, determination and the ability to work under pressure. You also have a very good command of written and spoken English.
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Higher Education Opportunities at IPS
If you are interested in being involved in research at the Institute of Photon Science and Synchrotron Radiation, please feel free to contact us. We generally offer projects for Bachelor and Master Theses in the following areas:
- X-ray and related spectroscopy for the investigation of energy-relevant materials and devices (contact: Lothar Weinhardt)
- X-ray scattering methods in nanoscience and materials for information technology (contact: Anton Plech)
- X-ray Imaging methods for materials and biological structures (contact: Angelica Cecilia)
Projects for doctoral research are updated as and when available.