PhD Student in Inorganic Chemistry: Stockholm University’s Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry is seeking a highly motivated individual for a PhD student position in Inorganic Chemistry. The successful candidate will contribute to the development of new multiferroic materials based on Prussian blue analogues. This position offers an excellent opportunity to gain experience in synthesis, crystallography, and material characterization using advanced techniques.
Designation: PhD Student
Research Area: Inorganic Chemistry
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Completed second-cycle degree or equivalent, with at least 240 higher education credits, including 60 credits in the second cycle.
- Strong knowledge in chemistry and physics, demonstrated through coursework, theses, and project work.
- Proficiency in English, both written and spoken.
- Experience in crystallography and MOFs/perovskites/coordination polymers is desirable.
- Motivated, organized, and possesses a problem-solving mindset.
Job Description:
- Synthesize and characterize a range of Prussian blue analogues using X-ray and neutron diffraction.
- Perform structural studies under high pressure and variable temperature conditions.
- Conduct magnetic measurements and local structure studies using advanced techniques, such as pair distribution function studies.
- Collaborate with supervisors and research team members to contribute to the development of new multiferroic materials.
- Engage in research activities at synchrotrons and neutron sources.
- Gain valuable experience in synthesis, crystallography, and material characterization.
How to Apply: To apply for the PhD student position, please follow the instructions provided in the advertisement on Stockholm University’s recruitment system. Ensure that your application is complete and submitted before the deadline. Include the following information and documents:
- Contact details and personal data
- Highest degree obtained
- Language skills
- Contact details of 2-3 references
- Cover letter
- Curriculum vitae (CV) with information on degrees, completed courses, work experience, and a list of degree projects/theses
- Project proposal/research proposal explaining your interest in the field/project and suitability for the position
- Degree certificates and grades confirming eligibility
- Letters of recommendation
- Degree projects/theses
For detailed instructions on how to apply, please refer to the “How to apply for a position” document available on the university’s website.
Last Date for Apply: 15 August 2023
