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PhD in Analytical Chemistry for Nano-Enabled Medical Devices and Precision Healthcare Stockholms universitet in Sweden
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Tidsbegränsad anställning som doktorand vid Stockholms universitet for up to four years full-time. The position is a paid doctoral employment; the post notes a fixed salary and full-time employment. Limited departmental duties may be included up to 20%.
Deadline
Aug 9, 2026
Country
Sweden
University
Stockholm University
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Stockholms universitet is advertising a PhD position in Analytical Chemistry within nano-enabled medical devices for precision healthcare. The project sits at Kemikum and combines analytical chemistry, nanomaterials, biomaterials, medical devices, and nanotechnology.
The research focuses on designing and synthesizing functional nanomaterials using flame spray pyrolysis, then integrating them into medical-device platforms through aerosol-based coating and deposition. Application areas include wound dressings, microneedle systems, biosensors, and other advanced biomaterial-based products. A major theme is understanding the relationship between structure, properties, and function, including how composition, morphology, crystallinity, surface chemistry, and nanoscale architecture affect biological responses and device performance.
The position is hosted by Stockholms universitet in Stockholm, Sweden. The department describes strong research infrastructure and an interdisciplinary environment spanning analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, materials chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and organic chemistry. The doctoral student will work in a collaborative international setting and is expected to contribute to publications and conference presentations.
Eligibility highlights: applicants must meet general doctoral admission requirements and specific eligibility in analytical chemistry. Required background includes chemistry coursework, advanced-level analytical chemistry, and an independent advanced-level thesis in analytical chemistry. Selection also considers materials science knowledge, analytical instrumentation, nanomaterial synthesis, material characterization, initiative, independence, teamwork, and English communication skills.
Funding: this is a paid doctoral employment, time-limited for up to four years full-time, with limited teaching/research/administrative duties possible.
Deadline: 2026-08-09.
How to apply: submit the application through Stockholm University’s recruitment system. Include a cover letter, CV, and all requested attachments. Make sure the application is complete before the deadline.
Funding details
Tidsbegränsad anställning som doktorand vid Stockholms universitet for up to four years full-time. The position is a paid doctoral employment; the post notes a fixed salary and full-time employment. Limited departmental duties may be included up to 20%.
What's required
Applicants must meet both general and specific doctoral admission requirements by the application deadline. General eligibility requires an advanced degree, or completed coursework of at least 240 higher education credits including at least 60 credits at advanced level, or equivalent knowledge acquired in Sweden or abroad. Specific eligibility for doctoral studies in analytical chemistry requires at least 90 credits in chemistry at undergraduate level, a passed advanced-level course in analytical chemistry of at least 15 credits, and an independent advanced-level thesis/work in analytical chemistry of at least 30 credits. Selection is based on documented subject knowledge in materials science, analytical instrumentation, nanomaterial synthesis, and material characterization, as well as analytical and creative thinking, initiative, independence, teamwork, and strong spoken and written English.
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