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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. For an applied research project, we are seeking a highly motivated Postdoc interested in the development of a hybrid AM manufacturing process for silicon
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The positions will be in the research group Reactors and Processes for Power-to-X, which is part of the Chemical Energy Carriers and Vehicle Systems
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, with a clear link to X-ray based analytical methods, especially to X-ray diffraction and if possible, X-ray imaging. We expect the candidate's enthusiasm for interdisciplinary work related to Space
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of fluoride and hydrofluoric acid species during battery operation Coupling of the individual online measurement techniques and development of an appropriate control procedure Maintenance of processing and
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materials, and experience with sol/gel processes, biomolecule handling and release studies high motivation to work in an interdisciplinary project excellent skills at science communication (verbal and written
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energy-related applications. Our research portfolio spans fundamental materials chemistry, process–structure–property relationships, and application-driven R&D, in close collaboration with academic and
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synthesizing and characterizing hydrogels/soft materials, and experience with sol/gel processes, biomolecule handling and release studies high motivation to work in an interdisciplinary project excellent skills
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and analysis methods for realistic CO2 electrocatalysis, with a focus on parallel investigations and accelerated aging. Dissect degradation processes of CO2 electroreduction catalyst, electrodes, and
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energy-related applications. Our research portfolio spans fundamental materials chemistry, process–structure–property relationships, and application-driven R&D, in close collaboration with academic and
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analysis methods for realistic CO2 electrocatalysis, with a focus on parallel investigations and accelerated aging. Dissect degradation processes of CO2 electroreduction catalyst, electrodes, and ionomer