Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter im DFG-Projekt „Verhalten und Rolle polarer Additive in superplastischen Polymerzusammensetzungen“
About the role
We offer a deep immersion in bio-based energy technologies; the candidate will learn and live the translational perspective of designing biomaterials for sustainable energy-related applications every day. Situated on the Bavarian Forest gate, Straubing as the old ducal town on the Danube, is the intellectual hub for renewable raw materials and technologies for sustainability in Germany. TUM Campus Straubing for Biotechnology and Sustainability offers scientific and academic excellence in a student-friendly and fresh environment. The successful applicant will hold a 2-year contract with the possibility to expand it.
Responsibilities
- Research on advanced spectroscopic and chiro(optical) techniques and methodologies: time-resolved emission and absorption spectroscopy, non-linear spectroscopy, chiro(optical) techniques, ECD, CPL, magnetic dependent spectroscopy.
- Participation on courses in the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs and implementation of Bachelor's and Master's theses (English).
- Development and operation of scientific equipment and methodologies focused on thin-film optoelectronics (vacuum technology, glove-box operation, thin-film characterization) and advanced spectroscopic and optical techniques and methodologies.
- Assistance in the supervision of PhDs (English).
- Assistance on the organizational and administrative tasks (e.g. laboratory planning).
- Collaboration in research projects and involvement in the application for third-party funding.
Benefits
We offer a competitive salary and benefits depending on work experience and seniority in accordance with the public service wage agreement of the Free State of Bavaria - TV-L E13.
Contact Person: Prof. Dr. Rubén D. Costa, FRSC; Phone: +49 9421 187-470; Email: ruben.costa@tum.de