Research Associate: Nanofluidic & Proton-Conducting Devices

1000scholars; Manchester; Vor Ort; GBP 38.000 - 46.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University of Manchester is seeking a Research Associate in Fabrication and Investigation of Nanofluidic and Proton-Conducting Devices in Manchester, United Kingdom. Salary ranges from GBP 37,694 to GBP 46,049 per year, with a contract up to 36 months, based in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

We are looking for talented researchers in experimental materials science and/or condensed matter physics to create nanoscale capillaries and study molecular transport.

Qualifikationen

• PhD in materials science, condensed matter physics or equivalent.
• Strong publication record in internationally peer-reviewed journals and ability to write scientific reports.
• Experience fabricating nanoscale devices and characterising them (e.g., atomically-thin materials).
• Excellent written and oral communication skills, with ability to contribute to publications.

Aufgaben

• Adhering to all relevant health and safety procedures;
• Maintaining accurate, comprehensive and secure records of research data;
• Training students and others in project-related skills;
• Preparation of research papers for publication;
• Presentations at national and international meetings.

Kenntnisse

Strong publication record

Excellent written and oral comms

Independent working

Collaborative teamwork

Ausbildung

PhD in materials science or condensed matter physics

Tools

Photolithography

E-beam lithography

Thin-film deposition

SEM

AFM

Wet etching

RF etching

Jobbeschreibung

University of Manchester is seeking a Research Associate in Fabrication and Investigation of Nanofluidic and Proton-Conducting Devices in Manchester, United Kingdom. Salary ranges from GBP 37,694 to GBP 46,049 per year, with a contract up to 36 months, based in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

We are looking for talented researchers in experimental materials science and/or condensed matter physics to create nanoscale capillaries and study molecular transport.