Applications are invited for 13 PhD positions working in
graphene-based materials, funded by the EU commission Marie
Sklodowska-Curie ITN initiative. These include a post at
the Institute of Materials in Nantes concerned with atomic scale DFT
modelling of pristine and functionalised graphene, as well as posts
including TD-DFT simulations at the National Hellenic Research
Foundation in Athens, Greece.
The network entitled “Enabling Excellence” offers integral R&D
training at PhD level around one of the most active and exciting
topics at the forefront of nanoscience and nanotechnology,
graphene-based nanostructures and materials, and associated
instrumentation development. This is accompanied by a unique and
continuous Communication training programme throughout the duration of
the project. We are looking for: 13 excellent candidates to pursue
research leading to a PhD from 2015 to 2018 in a European network of
excellent academic and non-academic (e.g. SME)
institutions. The successful candidates will have a background in
Chemistry, Physics, Materials Science, Engineering or a related
discipline. They will be highly motivated researchers with an excellent
academic background, team players ready to actively contribute to the
network activities.
The fellowships will provide supervised multidisciplinary
cutting-edge research training in fundamental knowledge of
graphene-based nano-objects, the development of functionalities and
processing into macroscopic advanced materials and devices, accompanied
by a broad set of characterization techniques. They offer excellent
opportunities for personalized complementary training through extended
exchanges to academic and industrial European network partners (in UK,
France, Spain and Greece), accompanied by activities to develop business
skills (with opportunities for spin-off development at the end of the
PhD). A significant component will be training in communication. It is
one of the skills which will ‘Enable‘Excellence’ ; whether your
ambition is a research career, or one in the management of science in
industry, or in the politics of framing international science policy.
The fellowship includes a research contract of 36 months on a
full-time basis, with the opportunity to register for a PhD thesis. An
attractive gross salary according to Marie Skłodowska-Curie programme
standards is offered, including a generous mobility allowance and
additional family allowance where applicable.
Full details including application procedures are available at http://eetraining.wordpress. com/
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