Masoud Moshtaghi
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Hydrogen Embrittlement and Metallic Materials LUT University in Finland
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Mechanical Engineering
Funding
Available
Deadline
Expired
Country
Finland
University
LUT University
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Postdoctoral Researcher position in Hydrogen Embrittlement at LUT University, Finland.
The Mechanics of Materials Lab at LUT University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Researcher to work on hydrogen embrittlement and hydrogen–material interactions in metallic materials. The role focuses on studying the interaction of gaseous hydrogen with metals, with access to state-of-the-art facilities for advanced post-processing and hydrogen characterisation.
Research themes mentioned in the post include pipeline steels, advanced steels, and lightweight metals, with a broader emphasis on microstructure, mechanics, and metallic alloys. This is a strong fit for candidates with a materials science or mechanical engineering background and experience in hydrogen-related degradation, metallic materials testing, or microstructural analysis.
Eligibility highlights: a strong background in hydrogen embrittlement, microstructure, mechanics, and metallic alloys is essential. The post is for a postdoctoral researcher, so applicants should have relevant doctoral-level expertise and research experience in the field.
Funding: the post does not specify salary or funding details in the post.
Deadline: 31 July 2026.
Contact: Masoud Moshtaghi, Associate Professor & Head of Mechanics of Materials Lab, LUT University. Email: [email protected].
Funding details
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What's required
A strong background in hydrogen embrittlement, microstructure, mechanics, and metallic alloys is essential. The post is aimed at a postdoctoral researcher with relevant expertise in studying hydrogen interaction with metallic materials, pipeline steels, advanced steels, or lightweight metals.
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Professors
Associate Professor & Head of Mechanics of Materials Lab
Finland
Research Interests
Materials Chemistry
Solid Mechanics
Alloy Chemistry
Hydrogen Storage
Hydrogen Embrittlement
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