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experimentation that combines life sciences with nanoscale phenomena, supporting the cutting-edge research activities of multiple ICN2 groups. The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing
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multiple Research Support Units and Facilities, staffed by highly skilled scientists and technicians whose diverse expertise adds substantial value to ICN2's research community. The division has experienced
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multiple Research Support Units and Facilities, staffed by highly skilled scientists and technicians whose diverse expertise adds substantial value to ICN2's research community. The division has experienced
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the design phase to the construction phase (including scope, schedule, resources and budget). Collaboration with the ICN2 team and other working groups to ensure alignment of project activities with INNOFAB's
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satisfaction, and alignment with ICN2's strategic objectives. Main Tasks and responsibilities: The successful candidate will hold a pivotal role within the Electron Microscopy Unit, supporting the Head of Unit
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, with a highly innovative research and technology transfer project, this could be your opportunity. Main Tasks and responsibilities: To develop and optimize the analytical performances of the multipled
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interfacing, thin-film technology and nanofabrication, growth and characterization techniques and neural data analysis. The research assistant will specialize in multiple facets of neural interfaces development
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, updating and supervision of INNOFAB's business plan, ensuring its alignment with the strategic objectives of the centre and the needs of the semiconductor sector. Identification of financing opportunities
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interfacing, thin-film technology and nanofabrication, growth and characterization techniques and neural data analysis. The research assistant will specialize in multiple facets of neural interfaces development
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Synchrotron developing correlative (S)TEM in-situ experiments on catalysts, from SACs to multiple types of nanostructures. This position is linked to the AMADE PID2023 project funded by AEI / MCIN, led by Prof