Researcher [R26-15] High-temperature processes and microstructure control of metallic materials
Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan
Job Description
Investigate high-temperature phenomena and the control of metallic microstructures in welding, casting, laser processing and additive manufacturing. This permanent research role joins the Welding and Joining Technology Group in the Research Center for Structural Materials. Work includes new materials and technologies relevant to resilience and carbon neutrality. The expected start is 1 April 2027, negotiable; applications and recommendations are due 21 October 2026.
Requirements
- PhD completed or expected by appointment
- achievements in high-temperature processing and metallic microstructure control
- written and spoken English
- willingness to contribute to group research and administration.
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