RECRUITMENT
The goal of the RIDERS Doctoral network is to train 10 Doctoral candidates (DCs).
RIDERS research and training program rely on the multidisciplinary expertise of 10 internationally renowned academic beneficiaries and 8 industrial partners (including 3 SMEs) originating from 7 European countries.
RIDERS will provide to 10 doctoral candidates (DCs) a unique combination of advanced and transferable skills within an innovative, multidisciplinary and inter-sectoral scientific environment. The research program will address the development of cutting-edge battery technologies and necessary innovative materials to contribute to the EU strategic energy independence. RIDERS will offer DCs a unique combination of local and network-wide trainings in the fields of advanced materials and electrochemical storage: future strongholds of the EU industries and key provider of new jobs in the forthcoming decades. This, together with their training in transferrable skills, will improve their career prospects as high-quality researchers, and will prepare them as highly attractive candidates for industry, academia or entrepreneurship.
Descriptions and details of the open positions on the links below:
- DC01 – Synthesis and scale-up processing of enhanced single ion polymer electrolytes for lithium metal batteries – University Claude Bernard Lyon 1 (UCBL), Lyon, France
- DC02 – Advanced characterization of interfacial reactivity and ionic charge transport in polymer electrolytes for LMP batteries – Grenoble Institute of Technology (GINP), Grenoble, France
- DC03 – Multiscale modelling of ion transport and interfacial phenomena in Li-metal polymer batteries – Uppsala University (UU), Uppsala, Sweden
- DC04 – Application of single-ion conducting polymer electrolytes in high-performance and scalable Li/S batteries – Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Karlsruhe, Germany
- DC05 – Synthesis of single-ion conducting diblock copolymers combining soft ionic segments and high-performance aromatic blocks – Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), Hautcharage, Luxembourg
- DC06 – Interphases and interfaces in Li/S batteries in all solid-state polymer configurations – National Institute of Chemistry (NIC), Ljubljana, Slovenia
- DC07 – Development and advanced electrochemical investigation of novel polymer electrolytes for solid-state Li Metal batteries – Polytechnic University of Turin (Polito), Turin, Italy
- DC08 – Nanoporous functional ionic separators for Na-ion batteries – Stockholms University (SU), Stockholm, Sweden
- DC09 – Synthesis-structure-performance correlations in Prussian Blue Analogues as positive electrode active materials for Na-ion batteries – Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Barcelona, Spain
- DC10- High-throughput processing and surface modification of functional porous polyolefin separators for Na-ion batteries – IFP Energies Nouvelles (IFPEN), Solaize, France
