Adam Printz
10 months ago
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PhD Positions in Thin-Film Electronics, Materials Science, and Chemical Engineering at University of Arizona University of Arizona in United States
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Current funding opportunities are best suited for U.S. citizens or permanent residents. No specific stipend or tuition details are provided.
Deadline
Expired
Country
United States
University
University of Arizona
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About this position
The Printz Research Group at the University of Arizona is actively recruiting PhD students to join their team in advancing the fundamental understanding and scalable processing of thin-film electronics. The group focuses on the thermomechanical and chemical stability of next-generation energy and electronic materials, combining expertise in materials science, chemistry, mechanics, and device engineering. Research topics include unconventional fabrication techniques, additive chemistry, microstructure, and the impact of residual stress on thin-film reliability and device performance.
Ideal candidates will have backgrounds in chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, chemistry, physics, or mechanical engineering. The group is particularly interested in students who are passionate about pushing the boundaries of printable and reliable electronics. The research environment offers opportunities to explore how stress, strain, and processing affect the performance and stability of advanced materials.
Funding opportunities are currently best suited for U.S. citizens or permanent residents. Interested applicants are encouraged to reach out directly to Professor Adam Printz or apply through the University of Arizona’s Chemical & Environmental Engineering PhD program. For more information about the group and research topics, visit printzlab.org.
Funding details
Current funding opportunities are best suited for U.S. citizens or permanent residents. No specific stipend or tuition details are provided.
What's required
Applicants should have a background in chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, chemistry, physics, or mechanical engineering. The position is best suited for U.S. citizens or permanent residents due to current funding opportunities. Candidates should be enthusiastic about research in thin-film electronics, device engineering, and materials reliability.
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Professors
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
United States
Research Interests
Materials Chemistry
Condensed Matter Physics
Perovskite Physics
Halide Perovskite Photovoltaics
Perovskite
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