Postdoc: Electrochemistry for European Synchrotrons

Lund University; Lunds kommun; On-site; SEK 424,000 - 558,000; Full time

Job summary

Lund University, MAX IV, Beamline Office, invites applications for a postdoc experienced in electrochemistry research. The role focuses on documenting experimental designs and procedures for reproducibility across European facilities, developing reaction cells, and publishing results in an open database for the European research community.

The successful candidate will join the Support Labs team within the Beamline Office, collaborate across major European synchrotrons (ESRF/CEA, HZB), and

Qualifications

• PhD in physics, chemistry or engineering.
• Demonstrated experience with electrochemistry research at synchrotron facilities or similar large research infrastructures.
• Interest in interdisciplinary collaboration with diverse research groups and engineers/technicians.
• Good command of English and strong communication/teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

• Plan and partake in the development of an expert advisory board in electrochemistry.
• Review electrochemistry experiment designs with ESRF/CEA and HZB and document in Wayforlight database.
• Develop electrochemical reaction cells (demonstrators) in collaboration with ESRF/CEA and HZB.
• Participate in initial testing of reaction cells and collect data for Wayforlight publication.
• Engage in Round-robin testing of cells at different synchrotron facilities.

Skills

Electrochemistry experience

English communication

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

PhD in physics/chemistry/engineering

Tools

Synchrotron instrumentation

Laboratory instrumentation

Job description

Lund University, MAX IV, Beamline Office, invites applications for a postdoc experienced in electrochemistry research. The role focuses on documenting experimental designs and procedures for reproducibility across European facilities, developing reaction cells, and publishing results in an open database for the European research community.

The successful candidate will join the Support Labs team within the Beamline Office, collaborate across major European synchrotrons (ESRF/CEA, HZB), and