GERMANY: Post-Doctoral Researcher Transmission Electron Microscopy-Nanotechnology 2007
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Germany Post Doctoral Researcher Transmission Electron Microscopy (Nanotechnology) at University of Ulm
Applications are invited for postdoctoral positions in the field of high-resolution analytical transmission electron microscopy applied to nanostructures and nanotechnology, starting from November 2006,. Experiments will be performed on one of the world-first TITAN 80-300 equipped with imaging Cs corrector, STEM detector, Gatan imaging filter, Bi-prism, Lorentz lens and Tomography possibilities.
The work will involve research into the evaluation of Z-contrast imaging techniques also in a conventional TEM in order to establish a solid base for electron tomography for material science applications in a conventional TEM and in STEM with applications to nanotechnology. The project is financed by a grant awarded by the German research Foundation (DFG) and will be supervised by Prof. U. Kaiser, (start January 2007).
The candidate we are looking for must have a PhD in Physics, Chemistry or Materials Science. He/she should have demonstrated ability, experience and enthusiasm in TEM and STEM and related calculations. Knowledge and experience in electron tomography is an advantage. The projects will be initially for 2 years. The salary is set in accordance with the German publicservice pay scale TVÖD (approx. €25.000 to €33.000 P.A. after tax, depending on age and family state).
The city Ulm, birth town of Albert Einstein, offers an active cultural environment and plentiful recreational opportunities, the place is located near to the mountains (Alps).
All enquiries and applications (including curriculum vitae, and the names, telephone numbers and email addresses of two referees) should be sent to:
Ute Kaiser, Univ. Prof. Dr.
Universität Ulm
Zentrale Einrichtung Elektronenmikroskopie
Materialwissenschaftliche Elektronenmikroskopie
Albert Einstein Allee 11
D-89069 ULM
or by email to: ute.kaiser@uni-ulm.de
The closing date for applications is midday on Monday, 18 December 2006
Germany Post Doctoral Researcher Transmission Electron Microscopy (Nanotechnology) at University of Ulm
Applications are invited for postdoctoral positions in the field of high-resolution analytical transmission electron microscopy applied to nanostructures and nanotechnology, starting from November 2006,. Experiments will be performed on one of the world-first TITAN 80-300 equipped with imaging Cs corrector, STEM detector, Gatan imaging filter, Bi-prism, Lorentz lens and Tomography possibilities.
The work will involve research into the evaluation of Z-contrast imaging techniques also in a conventional TEM in order to establish a solid base for electron tomography for material science applications in a conventional TEM and in STEM with applications to nanotechnology. The project is financed by a grant awarded by the German research Foundation (DFG) and will be supervised by Prof. U. Kaiser, (start January 2007).
The candidate we are looking for must have a PhD in Physics, Chemistry or Materials Science. He/she should have demonstrated ability, experience and enthusiasm in TEM and STEM and related calculations. Knowledge and experience in electron tomography is an advantage. The projects will be initially for 2 years. The salary is set in accordance with the German publicservice pay scale TVÖD (approx. €25.000 to €33.000 P.A. after tax, depending on age and family state).
The city Ulm, birth town of Albert Einstein, offers an active cultural environment and plentiful recreational opportunities, the place is located near to the mountains (Alps).
All enquiries and applications (including curriculum vitae, and the names, telephone numbers and email addresses of two referees) should be sent to:
Ute Kaiser, Univ. Prof. Dr.
Universität Ulm
Zentrale Einrichtung Elektronenmikroskopie
Materialwissenschaftliche Elektronenmikroskopie
Albert Einstein Allee 11
D-89069 ULM
or by email to: ute.kaiser@uni-ulm.de
The closing date for applications is midday on Monday, 18 December 2006
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