PhD Student in Barocaloric Materials: Join Stockholm University’s Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry (MMK) in exploring sustainable cooling technologies through the barocaloric effect, supported by the Wallenberg Initiative Materials Science for Sustainability (WISE).
Designation: PhD Student
Research Area: Inorganic Chemistry, Barocaloric Materials
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Master’s degree (or equivalent) in Chemistry or related field.
- Background in inorganic chemistry, materials science, or a relevant discipline.
- Proficiency in English (written and oral).
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
Job Description:
The PhD student will investigate the barocaloric effect in various inorganic systems, focusing on synthesis, structural characterization using X-ray diffraction techniques, and thermodynamic measurements via differential scanning calorimetry. The project aims to establish structure–property relationships in materials for sustainable cooling applications.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should apply through Stockholm University’s recruitment system, including a personal letter, CV, and required attachments. Ensure all documents are complete as per the instructions in the job advertisement.
Last Date for Apply: 12th August 2024, 11:59 PM CEST
For further details about the position, contact PI Hanna Boström (hanna.bostrom@mmk.su.se). General inquiries about the department can be directed to Prof. Niklas Hedin (niklas.hedin@mmk.su.se).
Stockholm University promotes equality and welcomes applications from all qualified individuals.
This position offers a temporary, full-time employment for up to four years under the terms specified in the Higher Education Ordinance. As part of the WISE Graduate School, you will benefit from a vibrant academic environment and opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and professional development.
Join us in advancing materials science for a sustainable future. Apply now and contribute to innovative research at Stockholm University!
