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electrochemistry, ferroelectricity and magnetism; magneto-ionics in patterned structures and thin films; atomic force microscopy (including magnetic force microscopy, piezo-response force microscopy, Kelvin probe
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colloidal routes, enabling precise control over size, morphology, composition, and structural complexity. This role offers an unparalleled opportunity to lead the computational core of a cutting-edge
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the structure and behavior of catalytic nanomaterials critical for green hydrogen and energy technologies. The candidate will design and perform real-time in-situ TEM experiments using gas and liquid sample
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this position, you will apply advanced electron microscopy techniques, including STEM to investigate the structure and behaviour of catalytic nanomaterials critical for green hydrogen and energy technologies
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broad experience in the development of electronic structure methods and their application in order to perform atomistic simulations of molecules and materials. These include (but are not restricted