The High Throughput Multidisciplinary Research Laboratory (HTMR-Lab) at Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P), Morocco, is offering a Master’s thesis opportunity focused on sodium-ion battery research. The project centers on the synthesis and characterization of novel positive electrode materials for sodium-ion batteries, including post-mortem analysis, battery assembly, and electrochemical performance evaluation using techniques such as GCPL, CV, and rate capability testing. This opportunity is ideal for students interested in energy storage systems, battery technology, and advanced materials research.

Eligible candidates are Master’s (M2) or Engineering students with backgrounds in Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics of Inorganic Materials, Chemical Engineering, or related fields. Experience in materials synthesis or electrochemistry is advantageous. The research will be conducted at UM6P in Ben Guerir, Morocco, over a period of 4–6 months. The project offers hands-on experience in cutting-edge battery research and exposure to multidisciplinary laboratory work.

While the announcement does not specify funding details, the position provides a valuable opportunity to gain expertise in sodium-ion battery technology, electrode material development, and advanced electrochemical analysis. Interested students should follow the LinkedIn link for further information and application instructions. This position is particularly suited for those aiming to build a career in materials science, electrochemistry, or energy storage technologies.

Key academic keywords include sodium-ion batteries, materials science, electrochemistry, battery technology, electrode materials, material synthesis, and energy storage. The research aligns with the fields of Materials Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Chemical Engineering. For more information, visit the provided links or contact the HTMR-Lab at UM6P.