44 postdoc-finite-element-microstructure Postdoctoral positions at MOHAMMED VI POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY in Morocco
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research and industrial-scale implementation, working on the development of novel cathode compositions, understanding degradation mechanisms, and improving electrochemical performance. The postdoc will work
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. Scientific rigor, teamwork ability, and good communication skills (English proficiency required; French optional but appreciated). Position Details Contract: Full-time postdoc, 18-month fixed-term, renewable
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: The Global Critical Zone Science Chair at the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) invites applications for a two years postdoc fellowship (candidates from Moroccan or African universities
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applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to contribute to a project exploring the intersection between urban heritage and spatial justice. The postdoc will work within a multidisciplinary research team and
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Employer: MOHAMMED VI POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY Location: Morocco (MA) Closing date: 15 Aug 2025 Academic Discipline: Engineering & Technology , Chemical Engineering Job Type: Academic Posts , Postdocs
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. Scientific rigor, teamwork ability, and good communication skills (English proficiency required; French optional but appreciated). Position Details Contract: Full-time postdoc, 18-month fixed-term, renewable
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component. The battery management system (BMS) unit is not just a component, but a crucial element tasked with monitoring each cell of the battery and running algorithms to calculate state of charge (SoC
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-element analytical techniques (PIXE, XRF, ICP-MS). Valorization of Industrial Waste: Experience in developing processes for treating and valorizing radioactive industrial waste. Cross-Functional Skills
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applications for a Postdoctoral Researcher to contribute to a project exploring the intersection between urban heritage and spatial justice. The postdoc will work within a multidisciplinary research team and
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and their composites for sensing. Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have gained significant attention in sensing due to their high surface area, tunable porosity, and chemical versatility