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Postdoctorant en électrochimie (H/F) CNRS in France
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Available
Deadline
Dec 1, 2026
Country
France
University
CNRS
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This postdoctoral position is part of the ANR-funded FunyCarb project, a transdisciplinary research effort aimed at improving the electrochemical energy-storage performance of carbon-based supercapacitors.
The project focuses on the design and application of heptazine molecules substituted with redox groups (“MultiPro” molecules) to modify the chemical wettability of carbon electrodes and introduce an additional faradaic charge-transfer mechanism. These molecules will be immobilized on two distinct carbon supports: carbide-derived microporous carbon and mesoporous reduced graphene oxide. The work is intended to clarify how micro- and mesostructure affect ionic storage mechanisms.
The successful candidate will carry out advanced electrochemical and electrogravimetric investigations using EQCM and related techniques, including coupled QCM-EIS, electroacoustic impedance, and EQCM-D. These methods will be used to probe ion transport at the electrode/electrolyte interface, kinetic charge-transfer constants, and faradaic reactions during cycling.
The role also includes preparing modified carbon-based 2D electrodes on QCM resonators, performing structural and morphological characterization, analyzing and modelling electrogravimetric data, and correlating those results with other experimental techniques. The project concludes with the synthesis of findings and the preparation of publications.
The postdoctoral researcher will work within a collaborative research framework involving several laboratories, including teams at CEA Grenoble and CIRIMAT, as part of the broader FUNYCARB programme.
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