PhD and Postdoctoral Positions in Cryo-Electron Microscopy of Organic Semiconductors at Monash University Monash University in Australia

Monash University is offering exciting research opportunities starting in 2026 within the group of Prof. Chris McNeill. There will be one postdoctoral position and two PhD positions available, focusing on the field of Cryo-Electron Microscopy (Cryo-EM) of Organic Semiconductors. This research aims to explore the nanoscale world of organic semiconductors using advanced electron microscopy techniques, contributing to the development of next-generation materials and devices.

Postdoctoral Position: The postdoctoral role requires candidates with strong experience and expertise in electron microscopy. The successful applicant will join a leading research group and contribute to cutting-edge projects in the characterization of organic semiconductor materials at the nanoscale.

PhD Positions: These positions are ideal for candidates with a background in physics or materials science. Prior experience in organic semiconductor device fabrication is highly desired, as the research will involve both experimental and analytical work in the field of organic electronics and microscopy.

Scholarships are available for international PhD students, making this an excellent opportunity for talented researchers worldwide to join Monash University. The group is well-equipped and internationally recognized for its contributions to materials science and electron microscopy.

Interested candidates are encouraged to express their interest early by sending a CV and a short introduction to Prof. Chris McNeill at [email protected]. The application window is open for positions starting in 2026, with a recommended deadline of December 28, 2025. For more information about the research group and ongoing projects, prospective applicants are encouraged to reach out directly.

Keywords: Cryo-Electron Microscopy, Organic Semiconductors, Materials Science, Physics, Electron Microscopy, Device Fabrication, Nanoscale Research, Monash University.