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Postdoc looking for next position in soft materials, 3D printing, liquid crystals, and optical materials Rijksuniversiteit Groningen in Netherlands

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Chemistry

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Available

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Netherlands

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Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

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Keywords

Chemistry
Materials Science
Polymer Chemistry
3d Printing
Fluorescence Spectroscopy
Advanced Materials
Soft Materials
Optical Materials
Physics
Liquid Crystals

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About this position

This LinkedIn post is a visibility shout-out rather than a formal application call. Michael Lerch, Assistant Professor at Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, shares that Clement Chan, a postdoc in the Autonomous Soft Materials Research Group, is looking for his next position and is ready for the next step toward independence.

Clement’s background centers on soft materials, 3D printing, advanced materials, liquid crystals, optical materials, and the discovery of a tuneable fluorescence effect linked to work on direction-independent structural color. The post notes that he completed a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellowship shared with the Emily Davidson lab at Princeton and developed new approaches to printing advanced materials.

No specific vacancy, deadline, salary, or formal requirements are stated. Instead, the message is intended to help Clement find a new postdoctoral or research position by sharing his research profile, project links, and personal website. The post includes links to his Marie Skłodowska-Curie project (FloR3D), a personal website, and a recent JACS paper from the Davidson group.

For students, postdocs, or principal investigators interested in hiring in materials science, polymer science, chemistry, or physics-related areas, this post highlights a candidate with strong expertise in additive manufacturing of functional materials and optical phenomena. Since no application portal is given, interested readers would need to use the shared profile links or contact routes to learn more directly.

Funding details

Available

What's required

The post describes Clement Chan as a postdoc seeking his next position after completing a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Global Fellowship. It highlights expertise in 3D printing advanced materials, direction-independent structural color, tuneable material fluorescence, liquid crystals, and optical materials. No formal eligibility criteria are listed.

How to apply

No application call is posted. The message is a shout-out promoting Clement Chan for visibility as he looks for his next postdoctoral position. Interested parties would need to follow the linked personal website or research pages to learn more and make direct contact if appropriate.

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