Postdoc in Nanospectroscopy at Department of Chemistry

This Postdoctoral position in Nanospectroscopy within a Department of Chemistry requires advanced expertise in nanoscale spectroscopic techniques and chemical analysis. Candidates are expected to have a strong background in physical chemistry, materials science, or related fields, with proficiency in nanospectroscopy methods such as Raman spectroscopy, scanning probe microscopy, or other optical and electron-based nanoscale characterization tools. The role demands experience in designing and conducting experiments at the nanoscale to investigate chemical properties and phenomena. Familiarity with data analysis software and the ability to interpret complex spectroscopic data are essential. Candidates should possess a doctoral degree in chemistry, physics, materials science, or a closely related discipline, demonstrating rigorous academic training and research experience. Strong skills in scientific communication, including writing research papers and presenting findings, are important. The position may also require collaboration with interdisciplinary teams and the ability to work independently on research projects. Overall, the ideal candidate combines deep technical knowledge of nanospectroscopy techniques with practical laboratory skills and a solid foundation in chemical sciences.