Stian Svelle
3 months ago
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Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Nuclear Chemistry and PhD Research Fellow in Solid-State Electrochemistry at University of Oslo University of Oslo in Norway
Degree Level
PhD, Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
Norway
University
University of Oslo
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About this position
University of Oslo is advertising two research openings in the Department of Chemistry and the Centre for Materials Science and Nanotechnology.
The first is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Nuclear Chemistry, with the linked Jobbnorge posting titled Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Medical Applications of Radionuclides - Nuclear Chemistry. This role is centered on nuclear chemistry, radionuclides, and medical applications.
The second is a PhD Research Fellow in Solid-state electrochemistry, with the linked Jobbnorge posting titled PhD Research Fellow in Materials Science and Solid-state electrochemistry. This opening is focused on materials science, electrochemistry, and solid-state electrochemistry.
The post is shared by Stian Svelle, Head of Department of Chemistry and Professor at the University of Oslo, indicating an academic recruitment announcement. The post explicitly says “We are hiring!” and provides links to the official vacancy pages.
No deadline, funding details, or detailed eligibility requirements are visible in the post excerpt provided. Applicants should open the Jobbnorge links for the full description, requirements, and application instructions.
Funding details
Available
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Professors
Head of Department of Chemistry, Professor
Norway
Research Interests
Inorganic Chemistry
Materials Chemistry
Chemistry
Materials Science
Electrochemistry
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