University College London (UCL) seeks a Research Fellow to advance mechanistic understanding of lithium-sulfur batteries. The role focuses on interfacial phenomena at Li-metal and sulfur electrodes, with hands-on work fabricating coin-cell and pouch-cell Li-S batteries and applying advanced electrochemical testing methods.
The appointment is fixed-term for 3 months initially, with a London allowance, and requires a PhD in a relevant field and strong experience in battery testing and
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Lithium-Sulfur Battery Research Fellow – Mechanistic Studies employer: Opportunita
Opportunita is an attractive employer due to its commitment to research excellence and professional development. Faculty members benefit from a collaborative work environment and opportunities to engage with industry partners, enhancing their academic careers.
