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Postdoc Researcher position in the field of liquid crystal devices and photonic AI at Donghua University, China
We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher to join our team in the field of liquid crystal devices and photonic AI.
The most talented and motivated candidates will be selected for advanced multidisciplinary research training, with a preferred start date of September/October 2024. The contract will have a fixed duration of two years. Should you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact Yang LIU (liuyang(at)dhu.edu.cn).
The recruiting organisation is: Donghua University.
Further details and the application form can be found on the website and in the guide for applicants.
Web Address: https://web.dhu.edu.cn/cist/2024/0911/c3004a350393/page.htm
PhD Position Sfeer Project
The stimuli-responsive functional materials and devices (SFD) group at the Eindhoven University of Technology has vacancies for a 1 PhD Student (1.0 fte) “Thermochromic Infra-Red Reflective Foils”
Project description
Do you want to work with innovative materials and coatings? And do you want to develop products that contribute to the energy transition? Then this PhD vacancy is what you are looking for! In this PhD project you will create a smart infrared light (IR) reflector foil that can be placed on a window. IR light makes up 50% of the total sunlight energy and is a significant interior heating source of buildings. Your foil will autonomously and reversibly change between an IR reflective and a transparent state upon heating/cooling, all the while remaining transparent to visible light. Thus, the ‘smart’ temperature responsive IR reflector will reject IR at higher temperatures, reducing heating of the indoor space and the load on air conditioning systems. If this can be done, it will be a major step towards the construction of energy neutral buildings. In this multidisciplinary project you will work together with industrial partners, spin-off companies, institutes and other universities.
Web Address: https://www.tue.nl/en/research/research-groups/stimuli-responsive-functional-materials-devices/