Lecturer-Researcher: Nanostructured Materials & Physics

Academic Positions; Belgium; On-site; EUR 55,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Liège seeks a premier assistant in Physics to join the Department of Physics. The role combines teaching, research in experimental nanostructured materials, and active public outreach.

You will mentor students, design courses, and contribute to high-quality scientific activities within the EPNM, SPIN, and Q-MAT units. You will collaborate with international partners, supervise Master’s projects, and participate in outreach events for science communication and education.

Qualifications

• Hold a Doctorate in Sciences or Applied Sciences by submission time.
• Demonstrate international collaboration via a post-doctoral stint abroad (≥ 6 months).
• Demonstrate teaching qualities for Bachelor and Master level physics.
• Demonstrate ability to conduct innovative experimental physics in nanostructured materials.
• Be proficient in French and English for international research context.

Responsibilities

• Participate in group teaching activities; minimum 150 hours/year.
• Teach courses with large student intake and mentor non-permanent staff.
• Propose and teach a specialised course in materials physics; engage in teaching initiatives.

Skills

Teaching & mentoring

Public outreach

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Communication (multilingual)

Scientific leadership

Education

Doctorate in Sciences or Applied Sciences

Post-doctoral experience abroad (≥6 months)

Teaching physics at Bachelor/Master level

Research in nanostructured materials

Proficiency in French and English

Tools

Nanofabrication platform management

Job description

University of Liège seeks a premier assistant in Physics to join the Department of Physics. The role combines teaching, research in experimental nanostructured materials, and active public outreach.

You will mentor students, design courses, and contribute to high-quality scientific activities within the EPNM, SPIN, and Q-MAT units. You will collaborate with international partners, supervise Master’s projects, and participate in outreach events for science communication and education.