Assistant Professor in Materials for Power Electronics / Printed Electronics
Materials Science, Power Electronics, Nanotechnology and faculty position at University of Southern Denmark
Apply by Sunday, Nov 15
Closing time not stated; check the source.
About
A three-year assistant professorship develops materials for power electronics and printed electronics. Topics include multi-material additive manufacturing, polymer composites and nanocomposites, surface and interface engineering, dielectrics and capacitors, and sustainable electronics. Responsibilities include research, publications, industrial collaboration, teaching and student supervision. The position is based at the Sønderborg campus with an expected start in 2027.
Topics
- Power Electronics
- printed electronics
- multi-material additive manufacturing
- polymer composites
- nanocomposites
- surface and interface engineering
- dielectrics
- capacitors
- sustainable electronics
- industrial collaboration
Requirements
PhD in electrical engineering, materials science, mechanical engineering or a related discipline. Strong publication record and experience in materials fabrication, electrical characterization and collaborative research.
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