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Postdoc in Inorganic Nanoparticles and High-Throughput Autonomous Materials at the University of Cambridge University of Cambridge in United Kingdom
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Postdoc position advertised as Research Assistant/Research Associate (ARIA), fixed term. No stipend amount or funding details are stated in the post.
Deadline
Expired
Country
United Kingdom
University
University of Cambridge
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About this position
Postdoctoral opportunity in the Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy at the University of Cambridge, within the Autonomous Materials Group led by Shijing Sun.
The project is centered on inorganic nanoparticles, high-throughput methods, self-driving labs, and inorganic materials research. The post is suitable for candidates with hands-on experience growing inorganic nanoparticles or with a PhD background in self-driving labs who want to apply those skills to inorganic materials.
This is a postdoc-level opening (Research Assistant/Research Associate, fixed term). The post does not mention a stipend amount or detailed funding package, but it is presented as an ARIA-related fixed-term research role.
Applications close on 31 August. Interested candidates should follow the Cambridge job link and submit an application before the deadline. The group website is also provided for more information about the lab and its research direction.
Funding details
Postdoc position advertised as Research Assistant/Research Associate (ARIA), fixed term. No stipend amount or funding details are stated in the post.
What's required
Experience growing inorganic nanoparticles with interest in high-throughput methods, or a PhD in self-driving labs that can be applied to inorganic materials.
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Professors
Associate Professor
United Kingdom
Research Interests
Artificial Intelligence
Chemistry
Materials Science
Physics
Metallurgy
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