Postdoctoral Role in Lithium Battery Research (Ontario)

Postdoctoral Role in Lithium Battery Research (Ontario)

31 Aug
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Emerging Scholars Council
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Ontario

31 Aug

Emerging Scholars Council

Ontario

Embark on a cutting-edge research journey as a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Chemistry Department at the University of Cambridge. Focus on defect engineering in cathode materials for lithium and sodium-ion batteries in this fixed-term position.

Under the mentorship of Prof. Dame Clare P. Grey, you will design and synthesize creative cathode materials while studying their electrochemical performance. The role demands hands-on experience with battery assembly and electrochemical testing techniques, including galvanostatic cycling and impedance spectroscopy.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and synthesize new cathode materials for batteries
• Perform electrochemical measurements to evaluate defects' roles
• Utilize advanced characterization techniques for detailed analysis




• Collaborate with researchers on related international projects
• Set up in situ experiments for comprehensive studies

Requirements:
• PhD in Chemistry, Materials Science, or a related field
• Proven record of relevant academic publications
• Proficiency with X-ray and other advanced techniques
• Ability to work well in team settings
• Strong communication skills and ability to work independently

Join a prestigious research team and contribute to the future of battery technology at Cambridge.
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📌 Postdoctoral Role in Lithium Battery Research (Ontario)
🏢 Emerging Scholars Council
📍 Ontario

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