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University The Department of Chemistry – Ångström Laboratory has for many years hosted an environment focused on research and development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the
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collaboration with other departments. We research next-generation batteries, more efficient solar cells, more environmentally friendly hydrogen, and materials that can replace critical elements. In
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University Work duties: This postdoctoral position is part of the AFLOW consortium supported by the Swedish Energy Agency and focuses on materials modelling of chemical stability in aqueous organic redox flow
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programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description Postdoctoral position in Energy materials physics, modelling of materials for solar cells The Department
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of the active material through an intrinsic buffer effect. The overall aim is to design new materials and optimize fundamental battery performance, as well as to achieve increased mechanistic understanding
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-performance aqueous batteries (hydronium-, ammonium-, iron-, and/or zinc-ion). The work involves studying electrochemical energy storage and degradation mechanisms of electrode materials, formulating and
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collaboration with other departments. We research next-generation batteries, more efficient solar cells, more environmentally friendly hydrogen, and materials that can replace critical elements. In
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to its future development. The candidate should have good skills in spoken and written English. Desirable qualifications: Experience of battery material formulation and characterization, cell assembly, and
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in both lithium and sodium batteries. The goal is to understand how different design and material choices link to structure, dynamics and performance. A special focus is on solvent-free electrolytes
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doctoral degree in chemistry or materials science, or an international degree deemed equivalent. The degree must be completed no later than the time of the employment decision. Normally, the degree should