PhD student in Physics: Development of Quantum Chemical Calculations of X-ray Spectra in Condensed Phase Stockholm University in Sweden

This doctoral project is based in the Division of Chemical Physics in the Department of Physics at Stockholm University, within the AlbaNova University Center. The position sits in a lively research environment with doctoral education across Physics, Theoretical Physics, Chemical Physics and Medical Radiation Physics, and the group spans a broad range of experimental and theoretical projects. The project focuses on the theoretical description of X-ray induced electronic transitions in liquid sol...

Stockholm University is offering a postdoctoral position in experimental chemical physics within the Department of Physics and the Division of Chemical Physics. The fellow will join Foivos Perakis’s research group and contribute to HYDRA, a project funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation. HYDRA investigates how water and protein sequence jointly control the formation and maturation of biomolecular condensates. The research follows these systems from early molecular interactions and li...

This postdoctoral project in computational materials chemistry focuses on understanding and improving ion transport in ceramic-polymer composite electrolytes for solid-state batteries . The researcher will develop and apply computationally efficient multiscale models to study transport across and within different material phases, with particular attention to the role of interphases in ionic conduction. The work combines statistical thermodynamics and probability-based dynamical approaches such a...

Uppsala University has an opening in the group of Professor Gerrit Boschloo for a PhD student in Physical Chemistry with a focus on perovskite solar cells . This opportunity is based in Uppsala, Sweden , and is aimed at candidates interested in solar-energy materials, device-related chemistry, and the broader field of materials research. The post highlights a research direction centered on perovskite photovoltaics, making it relevant for students with interests in chemistry, materials science, a...

This doctoral project focuses on flexible X-ray detectors , a future technology with potential applications across scientific, medical and technological areas. The research aims to enable flexible detectors by developing new organic semiconductors that can meet demanding requirements for flexibility, X-ray absorption and charge transport. You will work on the development of X-ray detectors using new materials and advanced characterisation methods. The project is highly collaborative and brings t...