The molecular materials lab at the University of Gothenburg offers a postdoctoral fellowship for the duration of up to 2 years. The goal of the project is to develop novel molecular systems capable of performing triplet-triplet annihilation photon upconversion. The successful candidate will get an opportunity to practice cutting edge spectroscopy in an interdisciplinary context that will produce advanced opto-materials.
Qualifications
• The successful candidate should have a broad knowledge within chemistry and physics, and significant documented experience within optical spectroscopy (preferable time resolved) in the curriculum. In addition, the candidate must be self-motivated and able to work independently but also to work efficiently in a team setting.
• To be eligible for a post-doc scholarship the recipient must hold a PhD degree within a relevant field. The applicant must not have been employed at the University of Gothenburg in the past two years.
How to apply
Written application, including reference number, is to be sent via e-mail to the supervisor (Karl Börjesson,
[email protected]) and must include the reference number and the following:
• CV
• Personal letter stating the reasons why the study suits the applicant (maximum one page)
• List of publications
• References (2)
Additional information
• Application deadline: 30th of April.
• Reference number: E 2017/108
• The scholarship covers a period of 12 months with possibility of prolongation up to a maximum of 24 months in total.
• Start date according to agreement, as soon as possible is desirable
• Visit our homepage for more information about the molecular materials group:
www.molecularmaterials.se and contact Ass. Prof. Karl Börjesson for more information on the position:
[email protected]• Size of scholarship: 23 000 SEK/month
Information regarding scholarships:
• Scholarships do not give rise to sickness benefits, compensation from the Social Insurance Office or retirement pension.
• The scholarship sum is paid out quarterly.
• Scholarships are tax-exempt.
• A scholarship holder cannot be hired after the scholarship period due to tax reasons.
