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Conduct fundamental electrochemical research on electrodes and aptamer-based sensors within an ARC Laureate project led by Scientia Professor Justin Gooding. Duties include designing and supervising experiments, analysing results, preparing publications and research proposals, and supporting PhD and honours researchers. The project considers how the sensors…
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…
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This postdoctoral role in Hiromasa Niinomi’s group develops research on light–matter interactions and light-induced phase transitions, particularly the chirality and topology of light, or on nonequilibrium behavior at high-pressure water–ice interfaces. Researchers may contribute experience in lasers, optical microscopy, spectroscopy and nanofabrication, or…
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The researcher will develop colloidal quantum-dot chemistry for infrared optoelectronics. Work emphasizes surface passivation, ligand exchange, trap suppression, doping and energy-level alignment, including III–V and other infrared nanocrystals. The role connects synthesis and spectroscopy with processable inks and collaborations on photodetectors.…
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Improve superconducting-qubit materials and fabrication at the Molecular Foundry through atomic-layer deposition and etching, interface engineering and structural characterization. Research links processing, composition and interfaces to low-temperature device performance and develops reproducible datasets and fabrication methods. The appointment is a…
Investigate how deliberately structured surfaces interact under contact and loading. The doctoral work connects experiments and modelling to the deformation and failure of materials.
Investigate how water-soluble polymers bind to mineral and organic surfaces, soils, sediments and sludge. The project relates polymer properties to adsorption and mobility using batch and column experiments, surface measurements and mass spectrometry, and includes collaboration and student supervision.
Investigate how water-soluble and water-dispersible polymers interact with soils, sediments, sludge and model surfaces. The project links polymer structure and solution chemistry to adsorption, desorption and transport through batch experiments, flow columns, surface measurements and high-resolution mass spectrometry. Work is shared between ETH Zurich and…
Investigate the stability and reactivity of amorphous materials and transitions leading to mineral formation in the Geochemistry and Interfacial Sciences Group. The work combines wet-chemical experiments with neutron and X-ray scattering or spectroscopy, including in-situ reaction studies and data-analysis workflows. Research connects critical elements,…
Develop coupled-cluster electronic-structure methods with periodic boundary conditions in Marco Caricato’s group. Apply the methods to electronic and optical properties of polymers, surfaces, films and crystalline materials, analyse results and prepare publications. The hybrid appointment also includes student mentoring and professional development. Initial…
Tenure-track recruitment in experimental inorganic, analytical or physical chemistry, beginning 1 July 2027. Areas of interest include solid-state materials, analytical methods, spectroscopy and interfaces; AI and machine-learning expertise is encouraged. Establish a visible, externally funded research programme and teach and mentor undergraduate and…
RIKEN’s Nanoscale Quantum Photonics Laboratory seeks one postdoctoral researcher for its collaboration with the Institute for Basic Science. The project combines optical spectroscopy and nanophotonics with scanning-tunneling nanospectroscopy to investigate quantum states and energy conversion in low-dimensional structures and molecular interfaces. The…
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