Postdoctoral Researcher Localized Electrochemistry, SECM, for Unraveling Degradation of Light Metals
Core
Investigate degradation pathways of light metals in electrolytes using localized electrochemical methods to understand mechanisms in structural, medical, and battery applications.
Role type
Postdoctoral researcher (localized electrochemistry)
Builds
Research insights on metal degradation mechanisms and data management infrastructure
Domain
Materials science / Electrochemistry / Corrosion
Deliverable
research
Required skills
Scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM), Scanning electrochemical cell microscopy (SECCM), Micro- and nano-electrode fabrication, Quantitative data analysis, Experimental laboratory skills, Grant writing
Preferred skills
Biodegradable metals experience, Metallic medical devices experience, German language
Technologies
SECM, SECCM, SVET, SIET, Amperometric micro-probes, Potentiometric micro-probes, Micro-optodes
Responsibilities
Set up and commission customized SECM/SECCM systems, Design and characterize micro/nano-electrodes, Publish results in peer-reviewed journals, Co-supervise PhD students, Connect instruments to electronic lab notebook, Write grant proposals
Seniority
Postdoctoral researcher
