POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW position in molecular electronics
POSTDOCTORAL FELLOW position for the research project:
Probing Electron Transport Mechanism in Single Molecule Junctions by Conductance and Thermoelectricity Measurements.
Project aims at fundamental research in molecular electronics, at understanding of the electron transport characteristics in metal-molecule-metal systems using temperature-resolved break junction techniques and development of simultaneous single molecule conductance and thermopower measurements.
General requirements:
- PhD degree in physical chemistry, electrochemistry or physics (maximum 7 years from receiving the degree)
- Experience in writing of scientific papers and presentation of results
- Advanced level of written and spoken English
- Competencies necessary for team-work
Research position in more detail: Successful applicant will use Scanning Tunneling Microscopy Break Junction technique to study charge transport properties in a series of organic molecules with the aim to confirm their specific functionality within the molecular electronics design.
More information is available from Dr. Magdaléna Hromadová (e-mail: hromadom@jh-inst.cas.cz).
Position available from: 1 February 2020 or later, but not later than 1 July 2020
Duration of the job: minimum 6 months
Contract type: full-time job
Job location: Prague, Czech Republic
Documents required from the candidate:
CV, diploma copy, brief summary of previous research, list of publications.
Applications with required documents must be submitted via e-mail to a contact person: Magdaléna Hromadová, hromadom
jh-inst.cas.cz
Applications deadline: January 15, 2020
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