The main focus of the postdoc work will be synthesis, structural characterization and determination of electrochemical properties of new and optimized cathode materials for sodium ion batteries. You will work closely with computational colleagues from DTU Energy in a project aimed at combining new computational methods and machine learning in an efficient search for new sodium ion battery cathode materials with superior performance, earth abundant elements composition, and good synthesizability. The project will focus on polyanionic materials (e.g. phosphates, silicates) with mixed transition metal content. The successful postdoc will be part of the section for Structural Analysis and Modelling and will work in close collaboration with the Autonomous Materials Discovery and Atomic Scale Materials Modelling sections at DTU Energy in an international, inspiring, and dynamic research environment
Requirements:
Candidates should have a PhD degree in experimental physics, chemistry, materials science or equivalent; Experience in inorganic materials synthesis; Experience in assembly and electrochemical characterization of rechargeable battery cells; Experience in structural analysis from X-ray diffraction data using Rietveld refinement
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Postdoc in New materials for sodium ion batteries The main focus of the postdoc work will be synthesis, structural characterization and determination of electrochemical properties of new and optimized cathode materials for sodium ion batteries. You will work closely with computational colleagues from DTU Energy in a project aimed at combining new computational methods and machine learning in an efficient search for new sodium ion battery cathode materials with superior performance, earth abundant elements composition, and good synthesizability. The project will focus on polyanionic materials (e.g. phosphates, silicates) with mixed transition metal content. The successful postdoc will be part of the section for Structural Analysis and Modelling and will work in close collaboration with the Autonomous Materials Discovery and Atomic Scale Materials Modelling sections at DTU Energy in an international, inspiring, and dynamic research environment Candidates should have a PhD degree in experimental physics, chemistry, materials science or equivalent; Experience in inorganic materials synthesis; Experience in assembly and electrochemical characterization of rechargeable battery cells; Experience in structural analysis from X-ray diffraction data using Rietveld refinement
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