PhD Scholarship in Physical Chemistry: Uppsala University is offering a PhD scholarship for candidates interested in exploring advancements in physical chemistry, specifically in the area of light- and spin-based spectroscopies. The scholarship focuses on the research of novel molecular materials capable of undergoing singlet fission, which has significant implications for quantum information technologies.
PhD Scholarship in Physical Chemistry with Focus on Light- and Spin-based Spectroscopies
Designation
PhD Student in Physical Chemistry
Research Area
- Light- and spin-based spectroscopies
- Singlet fission
- Molecular materials and their photophysical behavior
- Quantum information technologies (e.g., quantum sensing)
Location
Uppsala, Sweden
Eligibility/Qualification
| Criteria | Details |
|---|---|
| Degree | Second-cycle degree in Chemistry, Physics, or equivalent |
| Education | Minimum of 240 credits in higher education, including 60 credits at Master’s level with 15 credits from an independent project |
| Language Proficiency | Very good oral and written proficiency in English |
| Additional Skills | Experience in transient absorption and/or EPR spectroscopy is preferred; programming skills in MATLAB, Python, or similar for data analysis are highly valued |
Description
The PhD candidate will conduct advanced spectroscopic investigations and will be responsible for designing, performing, and analyzing experiments to understand triplet pair formation and coherence. The broader aim is to establish design principles for efficient singlet fission. The role includes writing scientific papers, presenting research findings at conferences, and engaging in collaborative discussions within the research group.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application through Uppsala University’s recruitment system with reference number UFV-PA 2025/2408. Applications should include relevant documents outlining qualifications and experiences.
Last Date to Apply
15 September 2025
For further inquiries about the position, please contact Victor Gray at +46737025030 or via email at victor.gray@kemi.uu.se.
