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Engineering TASKS/ROLE Tasks for post-doc in proposal nr. 2021/43/D/ST5/01828: * design and optimization the best method for the synthesis of conductive hydrogels with the use of conductive polymers * tests
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grant programme: IMPRESS-U Tasks: 1.Design mixtures containing different proportions of RCA, GGP, and natural fibers. 2.Design of 3D printing mixture. 3.Chemical treatment and pre-soaking RCA particles in
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Materials Technology, Oxide Single Crystal, Photonic Elements, Next Generation Energy systems and Light-Matter Interaction Theory groups, we rigorously verify novel material design concepts through detailed
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Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description The main goal of the project is to design, manufacture and characterize Ni-based superalloys as elements for gas turbines driven by hydrogen. The main obstacle
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cutting-edge design tools, including deep learning methods, to craft and evaluate synthetic nanocage structures, Study the 3-D arrangement of specific protein binders on a designed synthetic cage, delving
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project aims to address this challenge by developing sequence-programmable polymeric materials designed for long-term data storage. By harnessing the potential of synthetic polymers with precisely
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, the efficiency and time response of single-photon detectors. Furthermore, EPIQUE will provide new perspectives for the design and the benchmarking of algorithms tailored for photonic quantum computation
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of bioactive molecules as well as biosynthesis, biocatalysis, semi-synthesis for compounds difficult to synthesise using classical synthetic chemistry, library design and "Hit to Lead" approach for molecule
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electrochemical sensors. The primary responsibilities will include the design and optimization of advanced nanostructures, the development of signal processing mechanisms, and the creation of diagnostic solutions
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the development of biosensors with enhanced selectivity for target biomolecules. The Post-Doc will be responsible for MXene synthesis, designing, conducting, and validating biosensor-related experiments