Postdoc: Solid-State Batteries - Electrochemical Insights

KTH Royal Institute of Technology; Stockholms kommun; On-site; SEK 420,000 - 480,000; Full time

Job summary

KTH Royal Institute of Technology invites applications for a two-year postdoc position focusing on the electrochemical and chemical characterization of solid-state batteries. The project spans the Depts Chemical Engineering (Div Applied Electrochemistry) and Chemistry (Div.

Applied Physical Chemistry) and emphasizes understanding electrode–electrolyte interactions and degradation mechanisms. The successful candidate will employ techniques such as electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, NMR,

Qualifications

• Doctoral degree or equivalent in Electrochemistry, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or related field.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English.
• Strong laboratory and instrumental skills.
• Awareness of diversity and equal treatment issues.

Responsibilities

• Conduct electrochemical and chemical characterization of solid-state battery components.
• Analyze interactions between electrode materials and electrolytes using advanced spectroscopy and microscopy.
• Collaborate across Chemical Engineering and Chemistry divisions to interpret structure–performance relationships.
• Publish results and contribute to the COMPEL initiative within the project framework.

Skills

Electrochemistry

English proficiency

Laboratory skills

Analytical thinking

Education

Doctoral degree in Electrochemistry / related field

Tools

NMR spectroscopy

Raman spectroscopy

SEM/TEM

Job description

KTH Royal Institute of Technology invites applications for a two-year postdoc position focusing on the electrochemical and chemical characterization of solid-state batteries. The project spans the Depts Chemical Engineering (Div Applied Electrochemistry) and Chemistry (Div.

Applied Physical Chemistry) and emphasizes understanding electrode–electrolyte interactions and degradation mechanisms. The successful candidate will employ techniques such as electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, NMR,