Postdoctoral Fellow in Scattering Analysis of PEFCs For the Transport Phenomena in Electrochemistry group in the Laboratory for Electrochemistry LEC we are looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow in Scattering Analysis of PEFCs. Your tasks Project scientist position in
Postdoctoral Fellow in Scattering Analysis of PEFCs Responsibilities Project scientist position in the field of small angle scattering characterization of low temperature fuel cells, focusing on: Characterization of the catalyst layer ionomer morphology (ex‑situ) and liquid water
The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI is the largest research institute for natural and engineering sciences within Switzerland. We perform cutting‑edge research in the fields of future technologies, energy and climate, health innovation and fundamentals of nature.
Postdoctoral Fellow in Scattering Analysis of PEFCs Project scientist position in the field of small angle scattering characterization of low temperature fuel cells, focusing on: Characterization of the catalyst layer ionomer morphology (ex-situ) and liquid water therein
The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI is the largest research institute for natural and engineering sciences within Switzerland. We perform cutting‑edge research in the fields of future technologies, energy and climate, health innovation and fundamentals of nature.
Overview The Paul Scherrer Institute PSI is the largest research institute for natural and engineering sciences within Switzerland. We perform cutting-edge research in the fields of future technologies, energy and climate, health innovation and fundamentals of
Karlstad University in Switzerland is seeking a Postdoctoral Fellow in Scattering Analysis of PEFCs. The role involves characterizing catalyst layer ionomer morphology and analyzing scattering data using advanced techniques. Candidates should hold a PhD in relevant fields
The PSI Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis (LEA) in Switzerland seeks a Postdoctoral Fellow specializing in scattering analysis of PEFCs. The role involves characterizing catalyst layer morphology and performing experiments at scattering instruments. The ideal candidate will