Postdoctoral Position in Battery Materials Beijing Institute of Technology

Postdoctoral position in battery materials is available for a 2-year project starting in October 2026 . The project focuses on the synthesis of new battery materials , including electrolytes and positive electrode materials . The post is especially relevant for researchers with experience in materials synthesis , structural characterization , electrochemistry , and magnetism . Applicants should also be prepared to demonstrate Rietveld refinement skills during the interview, using software of the...

Postdoctoral position in battery materials for a 2-year project starting in October 2026 . The project focuses on the synthesis of new battery materials , including electrolytes and positive electrode materials . The role is well aligned with research in materials science , chemistry , electrochemistry , structural characterization , magnetism , and Rietveld refinement . Applicants should have experience in materials synthesis , structural characterization , electrochemistry , and magnetism . Du...

Postdoctoral Researcher position available for a 2-year project starting in October 2026 in battery materials . The project focuses on the synthesis of new battery materials , including electrolytes and positive electrode materials . The work is well aligned with research in materials science , chemistry , and related physics topics such as structural characterization and magnetism. Required background includes experience in materials synthesis , structural characterization , electrochemistry , ...

INM – Leibniz Institute for New Materials is hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher in the Research Department of Prof. Tobias Kraus . This opportunity is centered on battery materials , advanced microscopy , and data-driven research . The successful candidate will help develop innovative analysis workflows aimed at improving understanding of next-generation batteries . The post is based at INM in Germany and is suited to researchers with a strong interest in materials characterization, microscopy-bas...

The School of Chemistry at the University of St Andrews, in collaboration with industrial partner Johnson Matthey, is advertising 4 fully funded international PhD studentships in a platinum group metals (PGM) cluster. The cluster is focused on materials chemistry and aims to deliver cutting-edge advances in PGM-based materials and compounds, supported by state-of-the-art structural, physical, and microstructural characterisation facilities and links to central facilities. Research projects avail...