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interdisciplinary teams that involve experimentalists and modelers Criteria of the candidates: PhD in Chemical/Mechanical Engineering, Applied Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, Physics, or related disciplines, with
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synthesis and characterization with a PhD and demonstrated experience in Materials Science, Materials Chemistry, Inorganic chemistry, catalysis, and related disciplines. The candidate should also have
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synthesis will involve wet chemistry and other well-established solid-state methods. Required qualifications: The candidate must hold a PhD degree in Materials Science, Materials Chemistry, Inorganic
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at scientific meetings and conferences. Co-supervise ungraduated, graduate and PhD students Participate in developing research proposals and programs in the area of collaboration with multidisciplinary
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, tensor analysis, and network science to foster the professional development of team members. Qualifications and experience essential PhD in Applied Mathematics in the fields of Numerical Linear Algebra
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communication skills in English and French, both written and verbal. A track record of publication in well ranked journals. Established collaborations with renowned international researchers in the field
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mobility in mining. Candidate Profile PhD (complete or imminent) in Renewable Energy, Electrical Engineering, E-Mobility, Mining Engineering, or related field. Proven publication record in sustainability
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experimental results. Ability to work in interdisciplinary teams that involve experimentalists and modelers. Criteria of candidates: PhD in Chemical/Mechanical Engineering, Energy, Applied Chemistry, Applied
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and attention to detail. Ability to manage priorities and work under pressure. Excellent communication skills and team collaboration. Proactive attitude and innovative thinking. Qualifications PhD in
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The position is intended for a PhD holder in environmental engineering, geochemistry, chemical engineering, or a related field, with a strong interest in gas-liquid-solid reaction systems. The ideal candidate