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Description Join us at the Division of Applied Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, and help advance knowledge in the field of superabsorbent polymers on a fundamental level. About us
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polymers) tailored for organic photodetectors, including thin-film processing and structure–property optimization. In close collaboration with device researchers, you will iteratively improve OPD performance
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photovoltaic, organic photodetectors What you will do You will design, synthesize, and fully characterize new π-conjugated organic semiconductors (small molecules and/or polymers) tailored for organic
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include surfactants, polymers and biomolecules. The current project focusses on Soft Matter, in particular on the study of the flow properties of compressible colloids, microgels, combining scattering
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Manufacture at Chalmers University of Technology , focused on innovative research in the design and synthesis of sustainable polymers to be used as a binder for the electrode processing of the lithium ion
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bacterioplankton in carbon cycling. Focus will be on deciphering the genetic basis for utilization of monomers and polymers of important dissolved organic matter compound classes (e.g. carbohydrates and proteins
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biophysics, ideally on (bio)polymer systems. A well-developed ability and motivation for interdisciplinary work combining theoretical modeling with experimental results. Teaching skills. Additional assessment
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these effects is crucial for industrial applications such as gas-turbine internal cooling, compact heat exchangers, polymer and metal AM components, and advanced aerospace thermal. This postdoctoral project
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of proteorhodopsin light harvesting of marine bacterioplankton in carbon cycling. Focus will be on deciphering the genetic basis for utilization of monomers and polymers of important dissolved organic matter compound
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, compact heat exchangers, polymer and metal AM components, and advanced aerospace thermal. This postdoctoral project focuses on developing high-fidelity heat-transfer and fluid-flow models for AM-induced