Tasks and job requirements Development of novel thermal energy storage materials (focus on salt hydrates)
Cooperation with industrial research partners
Measurement of thermophysical and structural properties using high tech analytical instruments and methods
Design and execution of material compatibility and material stability tests
Material optimization through the use of additives and surfactants
Co-authoring scientific articles and participation in academic conferences worldwide
Co-supervising bachelor and master theses
If desired: Participation in teaching
Your profile Master's or PhD degree in Chemistry
Deep knowledge in at least one of the following topics: inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, crystallization
Enthusiastic about experimental work in the lab. Hands-on attitude
Very good English both written and spoken
Project management, presentation skills, rapid familiarization with new topics
Creative, team-minded, communicative and eager for knowledge
Able to prioritize and multi-task
Enthusiastic about energy topics, development of new materials and tackling complex problems
Our offer to you We offer a high-responsibility, high-variability position in an innovative field of research. You will be part of a motivated, open-minded and attentive team and will have access to modern laboratory infrastructure and a large national/international network. You will have the opportunity to enhance your technical knowledge, gain valuable experience in project management and to contribute your own ideas and know-how in an interdisciplinary and creative way. We offer flexible working times and the possibility of limited remote work. Our team is situated in the attractive location in Horw/Lucerne, close to mountains and lake of Lucerne.
Location Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture
Technikumstrasse 21
6048 Horw
Inquiries Anastasia Stamatiou
T +41 41 349 32 97
or
Rebecca Ravotti
T +41 41 349 34 06
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