Alex Rettie

Technical University of Denmark (DTU Energy) is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to work on automating the discovery of amorphous solid electrolytes for next-generation batteries. The project builds on investigations of amorphous solid electrolytes using brute-force exploration. The postdoctoral researcher will contribute to making this discovery process more efficient by examining how local structure and detailed chemical composition can reveal design rules for advanced energy materials. The research sits at the intersection of materials science, chemistry, chemical engineering and battery research. It offers an opportunity to work on the development and discovery of electrolyte materials with potential relevance to future solid-state and next-generation battery technologies, within the DTU Energy research environment. The position is advertised as a two-year postdoctoral appointment.