Postdoc in Astrochemistry & Experimental Physical Chemistry

CNRS; France; Sur place; EUR 35 000 - 45 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

A renowned research organization in France is seeking a motivated postdoctoral researcher to join the Institut de Chimie de Nice for an ERC-funded project. You will investigate the origins and evolution of chiral organic molecules in astrophysical environments. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in Physical Chemistry or a related field, and strong hands-on experience with ultra-high vacuum systems and infrared spectroscopy. This role offers a dynamic international research environment with a focus on fundamental questions in astrochemistry.

Prestations

Access to state-of-the-art equipment

Advanced training opportunities

International research environment

Qualifications

• Strong hands-on experience with ultra-high vacuum (UHV) systems, infrared spectroscopy, and cryogenics.
• Previous exposure to astrochemistry is a plus.
• Motivation to work independently and collaboratively.

Responsabilités

• Contribute to experimental studies simulating interstellar ice environments.
• Investigate the origins and evolution of chiral organic molecules.
• Access state-of-the-art equipment and radiation sources.

Connaissances

Experience with ultra-high vacuum (UHV) systems

Infrared spectroscopy

Cryogenics

Molecular beam techniques

Written and verbal communication in English

Formation

PhD in Physical Chemistry, Physics, or a related discipline

Description du poste

A renowned research organization in France is seeking a motivated postdoctoral researcher to join the Institut de Chimie de Nice for an ERC-funded project. You will investigate the origins and evolution of chiral organic molecules in astrophysical environments. The ideal candidate will have a PhD in Physical Chemistry or a related field, and strong hands-on experience with ultra-high vacuum systems and infrared spectroscopy. This role offers a dynamic international research environment with a focus on fundamental questions in astrochemistry.