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 in the field of Cryo-Electron Microscopy of Organic Semiconductors. Professor Chris McNeill's group will have one postdoctoral position and two PhD positions available. The research focuses on exploring the nanoscale world of organic semiconductors using advanced electron microscopy techniques.

The postdoctoral position requires candidates with strong experience and expertise in electron microscopy. For the PhD positions, applicants should have a background in physics or materials science, and prior experience in organic semiconductor device fabrication is highly desired. These roles are ideal for individuals passionate about cutting-edge research in materials science and physics, particularly those interested in organic semiconductors and nanoscale characterization.

Scholarships are available for international PhD students, making this an excellent opportunity for candidates from around the world to join a leading research group at Monash University. While specific funding details are not provided, the mention of scholarships suggests financial support for tuition and possibly a stipend for PhD students. Funding for the postdoctoral position is implied but not detailed.

Interested candidates are encouraged to express their interest early by sending a CV and a short introduction to Professor Chris McNeill at [email protected]. This is a unique chance to join a dynamic team and contribute to innovative research in cryo-electron microscopy and organic semiconductors at one of Australia's top universities.