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model consisting of corneocytes and intercellular lipids Human skin is the body’s largest organ and its primary barrier against the penetration of external compounds. This protective function is largely
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PhD student at ILL: studying In situ neutron diffraction for green steel and functional metal oxides
programming would be an advantage. • Manual skills and rigorous attention to detail are essential in this work environment. • Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master or equivalent) in
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scattering techniques as well as programming would be an advantage. • Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche, Laurea or equivalent) in natural science like physics, chemistry
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PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche,) in chemistry or a closely related science like physics, materials sciences, nanotechnology, etc. • Proficiency in English (A proof of upper-intermediate B2
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allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche, Laurea or equivalent) in chemistry or a closely related field like materials sciences, polymer sciences, supramolecular chemistry or
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environment. • Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche or equivalent) in physics or equivalent qualifications. • Proficiency in English (A proof of upper-intermediate B2 level
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PhD student at ILL on Advanced Neutron Imaging for Defect Mapping in Repaired Aero-Engine Components
@manchester.ac.uk , Pr. Philip Withers (philip.withers@manchester.ac.uk ) Expected profile • Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche or equivalent) materials science, applied physics
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). Expected profile A background in soft matter, process engineering and/or fluid mechanics is desirable Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche, Laurea or equivalent) in
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, clear communication and prioritisation are essential to work in a synchrotron environment. Degree allowing enrolment for a PhD (such as MSc, Master 2 de Recherche, Laurea or equivalent) in chemistry