Sixu Deng

Sixu Deng, Assistant Professor at Concordia University, is advertising a PhD opening in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering. The project centers on developing in-situ experimental setups using EasyXAFS to investigate how battery materials and interfaces evolve during operation. This is a strong fit for students interested in materials science , chemical engineering , physics , electrochemistry , and X-ray/synchrotron techniques . Preferred background includes experience with X-ray or synchrotron methods, batteries, or electrochemistry. The post does not mention a deadline or funding details, but it clearly invites prospective PhD students to get in touch if the opportunity is a good match. If you are interested in battery research, operando/in-situ characterization, and advanced X-ray spectroscopy, this could be a relevant doctoral opportunity at Concordia University.