11 postdoctoral-position-in-molecular-dynamic-simulation-self-assemble-polymer Postdoctoral positions at Linköping University in Sweden
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of block copolymers via CTP and/or cross coupling methods Chromatographic purification of polymers to very low PDIs. Development of crystallisation driven self-assembly methods for the formation
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the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description We have the power of over 40,000 students and co-workers. Students who provide hope for the future. Co-workers
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? Join us in pioneering research that tackles these global challenges! We are seeking a motivated and talented postdoctoral researcher to join our cutting-edge project aimed at developing organic
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(Institutionen för teknik och naturvetenskap, ITN), Campus Norrköping. Research area and work place The Post. Doc position belongs jointly to the groups Organic Electrochemical Devices (OED ) in the unit
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We are hiring a postdoc to work on in situ evolvable soft electrodes for neural interface applications. The position is in the Soft Electronics group, Laboratory of Organic Electronics, Department
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for energy and catalytic applications. The Materials Design division is currently active in the design and development of new 2D materials. This is achieved through a combination of theoretical simulations
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. This position offers the opportunity to work in a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment and contribute to the advancement of research in the foundation and application of modern artificial intelligence
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requirement for this position. We are looking for someone that is self-motivated, takes initiatives, can work independently and collaboratively. An appreciation for and recognition of the benefits
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, scientific writing, and communication skills, demonstrated by publications in international peer-reviewed journals and conference presentations. A high level of self-motivation and independence, good problem
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application! Work assignments The Division of Automatic Control at the Department of Electrical Engineering has a vacant post-doctoral position in the area of numerical methods for motion planning and