Postdoctoral Fellow in Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries Concordia University in Canada

Fully funded PhD opportunities are available in sodium-ion batteries and battery engineering at Dalhousie University in Canada. The announcement is associated with Professor Lukas Swan , who appears to be recruiting for Canada’s next-generation battery engineering research team. This opportunity is best suited to applicants interested in materials science , chemistry , chemical engineering , electrical engineering , and related energy storage research. The post specifically highlights sodium-ion...

Empa is offering a PhD position on all-solid-state batteries within its Laboratory Materials for Energy Conversion. The project is embedded in Empa’s research environment in Dübendorf, Switzerland, and the candidate will also be enrolled in the doctoral program in Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. The research focuses on lithium- and sodium-based solid-state batteries, with a strong emphasis on understanding electrochemical performance at the microscopic level. The project uses muon-based bu...

CEA Grenoble is advertising a postdoctoral position in electrochemistry and sodium-ion batteries focused on the development of a reliable reference electrode sensor for Na-ion cells. The project aims to design, implement, and validate a novel electrochemical sensor for internal cell measurements, enabling in situ and operando characterization of battery performance, ageing, and degradation mechanisms. The successful candidate will work on cell instrumentation, cycling tests under different condi...

Monash University is advertising two fully funded PhD opportunities in electrochemistry and electrochemical imaging within the Monash Nanoscale Electrochemistry Group (MoNEG) . The project is led by Cameron Bentley , Senior Lecturer at Monash University, under an ARC Future Fellowship project titled Multi-functional electrochemical imaging with a miniaturised lab-on-a-tip . The research aims to develop the next generation of electrochemical imaging technologies, including new electrochemical mic...

PhD Studentship at the University of Warwick (WMG) in lithium-ion batteries , with a focus on lithium plating diagnostics , X-ray diffraction , neutron scattering , and small-angle scattering . This project addresses one of the most dangerous failure mechanisms in lithium-ion batteries: metallic lithium plating under aggressive cycling conditions. The successful candidate will develop a quantitative, non-destructive, in-situ diagnostic methodology to distinguish lithium plating from normal inter...