Postdoc Position in Polymer Design for Vat Photopolymerization

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Postdoc Position in Polymer Design for Vat Photopolymerization
EPFL - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne
Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Mission
We are offering a full-time (100%) postdoc position at the Laboratory for the Chemistry of Materials and Manufacturing (ALCHEMY) at EPFL Neuchatel. At EPFL ALCHEMY, we are focused on developing accessible chemistries and processing strategies that can enable the fabrication of a wide variety of advanced functional materials and devices.
We are seeking a candidate with experience either in a) the development of (macro)monomers for the synthesis of microstructured polymers or b) the development of novel photopolymerization/photocrosslinking strategies.
Main duties and responsibilities
As a postdoc, you will be expected to:
Have full responsibility for your own research
Provide mentorship on chemical synthesis and characterization
Research in close collaboration with other lab members and international collaborators
Experiment design and execution
Analyze and interpret experimental results
Write scientific articles for publication in peer-reviewed journals
Present at international conferences
Profile
A PhD degree in the fields of chemistry or polymer science. Materials science is possible if the candidate has the required experience listed below
Experience with small molecule synthesis and characterization is required
Experience with polymer characterization is required
At least 2 peer-reviewed scientific articles
Excellent comunication skills in English
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