Kerstin Forsberg

The Department of Chemical Engineering at KTH Royal Institute of Technology invites applications for a postdoctoral position focused on the crystallization of rare earth elements under a magnetic field. This research is part of a European collaboration aimed at developing innovative processes for recycling permanent magnets, with a strong emphasis on sustainable separation techniques. The project at KTH centers on advancing the understanding of crystallization mechanisms influenced by magnetic fields, including the development and experimental testing of novel reactor designs such as millifluidic devices. The successful candidate will engage in both fundamental and applied studies, designing and conducting experiments on model systems and real-world applications. The role requires extensive laboratory experience and the ability to work independently as well as collaboratively with colleagues at KTH and partner universities across Europe. The project is funded by EIC Pathfinder Open, offering a full-time appointment for up to two years with a monthly salary. The start date is flexible and can be discussed with the selected candidate. Applicants must possess a doctoral degree or an equivalent foreign qualification in chemistry, chemical engineering, or material science, obtained within the last three years prior to the application deadline. Preferred qualifications include expertise in chemical engineering, crystallization, and precipitation, strong academic credentials demonstrated through publications, and excellent laboratory and analytical skills. Proficiency in English, both written and oral, is essential, along with teaching abilities, teamwork, independence, and awareness of diversity and equal treatment issues, particularly gender equality. Personal skills will be highly valued in the selection process. KTH offers a creative and dynamic research environment, attractive benefits, and a commitment to equality, diversity, and equal opportunities. The position is temporary, intended as a first career step after completing a dissertation, and may require security clearance depending on the role. Applicants are responsible for ensuring their application is complete according to the instructions provided, including a CV, diplomas and grades, translations if necessary, and a brief statement of research interests and goals (maximum two pages). Applications must be submitted online via KTH's recruitment system by midnight CET on the deadline date. For further information, please refer to the official job posting and application portal. KTH firmly declines contact from staffing and recruitment agencies and job ad salespersons. In case of discrepancies between the Swedish and English versions of the job announcement, the Swedish version takes precedence.

KTH Royal Institute of Technology is advertising a postdoctoral researcher opportunity in a project on Scalable Production of Ceramic Solid Electrolytes for Solid-State Batteries . The post is shared by Kerstin Forsberg , Professor in chemical engineering at KTH, whose research background includes crystallisation , precipitation , and hydrometallurgy . The opportunity is therefore strongly aligned with chemical engineering and materials science , with additional relevance to chemistry and physics in the context of battery materials and solid-state electrochemistry. This appears to be a research job opening rather than a scholarship. The post does not provide detailed funding, salary, or eligibility information in the text shown, but it clearly points to an external KTH vacancy page for the full application details. Interested candidates should review the official KTH job advertisement, check the required qualifications and documents, and apply through the linked vacancy page. No deadline is stated in the post excerpt provided.