Postdoc: TCQ Molecular Engineering for Optoelectronics

Biopractify; Angers; Hybrid; EUR 35,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

Moltech Anjou Laboratory, CNRS × University of Angers, France, is offering a 1-year Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in Molecular Engineering of Tricycloquinazolines (TCQs). The project focuses on designing and synthesizing TCQ derivatives and exploring their optical, electrochemical, and solid-state properties.

You will collaborate with theoretical chemistry and device physics researchers to develop TCQ-based materials for organic electronics and functional materials.

Qualifications

• A PhD with excellent expertise in organic synthesis.
• Defended PhD thesis no more than two years before start.
• Strong practical experience in organic synthesis and molecular design.
• Ability to design, synthesize, and characterize new organic compounds.
• Interest in materials chemistry, optoelectronics, and organic electronics.
• Ability to work in an interdisciplinary research environment.
• Strong scientific communication and collaboration skills.

Responsibilities

• Design and synthesize new TCQ derivatives for functional materials.
• Explore structure and modification of TCQ compounds to tailor properties.
• Investigate optical properties of TCQ derivatives.
• Study electrochemical behavior of TCQ-based compounds.
• Analyze solid-state properties to understand structure–property relationships.
• Collaborate with theoretical chemistry and device physics researchers.

Skills

PhD in Organic Synthesis

Molecular Design

Organic Synthesis

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Education

PhD in Organic Chemistry or related field

Job description

Moltech Anjou Laboratory, CNRS × University of Angers, France, is offering a 1-year Postdoctoral Research Fellow position in Molecular Engineering of Tricycloquinazolines (TCQs). The project focuses on designing and synthesizing TCQ derivatives and exploring their optical, electrochemical, and solid-state properties.

You will collaborate with theoretical chemistry and device physics researchers to develop TCQ-based materials for organic electronics and functional materials.