PhD Position in Solar Cell: Join the Laboratory for Thin Film Energy Materials at TalTech for a pioneering PhD research opportunity in the domain of thin film photovoltaic technology. Dive into the development of binary and ternary SB-chalcogenide based thin film solar cells with a focus on applications for BIPV and IPV.
PhD Position in Thin Film Solar Cell Development
Position: PhD Candidate
Research Area: Chemical, materials, and energy technology
Location: TalTech, Estonia
Qualifications:
- Hold a master’s degree in Chemistry, Materials Science, Physics, or related fields
- Previous experience in thin film technologies and material characterization preferred
- Excellent communication skills in English, written and oral
- Competence in using data analysis tools like Microsoft Office and Origin
Job Description:
- Identify suitable USP precursors for thin film deposition
- Develop fabrication protocols for Ag-Sb2S3 and AgSbS2 thin films
- Optimize solar cells and constituent layers using chemical deposition methods
- Characterize material and device properties in collaboration with research partners
- Analyze research data, prepare reports, and present findings at conferences
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit a research plan detailing their understanding of Sb2S3 thin films and proposed activities for Ag-doping research. For further details, contact Prof Ilona Oja Acik (Ilona.oja@taltech.ee) or Prof Malle Krunks (malle.krunks@taltech.ee).
Application Deadline: Apply between October 01, 2024, and October 25, 2024 (Europe/Zurich timezone)
Table of A Few Key Details:
Research Field | Chemical, materials, and energy technology |
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Supervisors | Prof. Dr. Ilona Oja Acik, Prof. Dr. Malle Krunks |
Availability | Open for applications |
Offered by | School of Engineering, Department of Materials and Environmental Technology |
For more information and to apply, visit the Laboratory for Thin Film Energy Materials at TalTech. Apply now to be part of cutting-edge research in the field of emerging photovoltaic materials and devices.