Postdoc Potion in Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science and Engineering 2314 views

Overview: – This post is part of a large consortium funded by the EU under the RETROACTIVE programmer and is focused on Breakthrough Zero-Emissions Heat Generation with Hydrogen-metal Systems (HERMES).

 About the position:-

1. This post is part of a large consortium funded by the EU under the FETPROACT programme and is focused on Breakthrough Zero-Emissions Heat Generation with Hydrogen-metal Systems (HERMES).
2. Within the consortium there are teams based in Finland, Germany, France, Ireland, the Czech Republic and the UK.
3. The overall programme aims to explore nanostructured metal-hydrogen systems as a route to zero emissions heat generation.
4. One central aspect of this programme is the focus on high temperature proton conductive solid oxides as a separation membrane that makes use of a Pd-D electrode reaction.

5. This will involve using a range of labels, including D2O, combined with annealing processes to provide equilibrium surface exchange kinetics and knowledge of ion transport processes, including probing bulk vs grain boundary mobility.

Eligibility criteria:-

• Research Assistant, near completion of PhD (or equivalent) in physics, chemistry or materials science and engineering.

How to apply:-

• Further guidance may be sought from Mrs Darakshan Khan khan@imperial.ac.uk
• For technical issues when applying online please email recruitment@imperial.ac.uk.

https://www.imperial.ac.uk/jobs/description/ENG01460/research-assistant-associate-%E2%80%93-proton-exchange-and-diffusion