Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD position: Materials Science and Engineering 2398 views

The Department of Materials Science and Engineering at is inviting applications for a Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD position in 3D-printing of magnesium alloys for biomedical applications.

About the position:

The PhD candidate is expected to:

• Conduct research focused on the development of novel, 3D-printable materials for biomedical applications.
• Developing initiative, creativity and judgement in applying appropriate approaches to research activities.
• Ensure good day-to-day progress of work in development and analysis, and maintaining good records.
• Actively participate in all relevant research activities organized by the network as advised by the supervisors.
• Writing up results for publication and attending suitable conferences for their dissemination, attend meetings as required to discuss the project which could involve occasional international travel.

Qualifications:

• Applicant must hold Master’s degree or equivalent in Materials Science / Materials Engineering, Engineering Physics, Biomedical Engineering or similar, with a strong focus on materials. Those getting their degree in Spring 2021 are also welcome to apply.
• Applicant must be able to work both independently and also as part of a larger team of researchers, including interaction with the research group and BioTrib ITN and engaging in knowledge-transfer activities where appropriate and feasible.
• Self-motivation and good time management and planning skills Good written and verbal communication skills in English Good presentation and communication skills.

Applications:

Apply online and the applications should include:

• Cover letter, including a brief description of experience relevant to the position and motivation (max. 2 pages).
• CV with list of publications (if any).
• Master thesis (or a draft thereof), copies of diplomas, certificates (including a list of courses and grades) and other relevant documents should be included
• Contact information to at least two reference persons. Letter(s) of recommendation are encouraged.