PhD Student in Functional Colloidal Materials | Promotion (m/w/d)
Leibniz-Institut für Polymerforschung e. V.
Job Summary
This doctoral position at the Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research (IPF) focuses on the integration of MXene-based hybrid nanomaterials into microelectronic gas sensors. The successful candidate will engage in day-to-day activities including the fabrication of sensors using ink-based and photolithographic processes, sensor characterization via test gas exposure, and electronic data readout. A significant portion of the role involves processing and interpreting complex multivariate datasets for analyte recognition and investigating transduction mechanisms. This position is ideal for researchers looking to work at the intersection of material science and microelectronics within a family-friendly, internationally recognized research environment. The role offers a 3-year contract under the TV-L public service collective agreement, providing a stable foundation for academic growth and professional development in a highly specialized scientific field.
Required Skills
Education
Master's degree in Chemistry, Physics, Nanoscience, or Electrical Engineering.
Experience
- Professional experience in the wet-chemical processing of nanomaterials
- Experience with lithographic processes is preferred
- Experience in programming for data analysis (e.g., Python)
- Academic background in processing, evaluating, and interpreting sensor data
Languages
Additional
- The position is limited to a duration of 3 years in accordance with the WissZeitVG. Working hours are 26 hours per week. Candidates must be eligible for employment under the TV-L E13 collective agreement.