Hosting offer - MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship LRCS, Amiens
Updated : 2025.03.07Call for Expression of Interest for fellowships in Energy Storage
LRCS welcomes Expressions of Interest from outstanding PhD-holders in energy storage to apply for MSCA European Postdoctoral Fellowships. This highly regarded fellowship gives candidates the opportunity to pursue their own research project for up to two years, under the supervision of an experienced academic within the field. The scheme is open to researchers of any nationality who wish to engage in R&I projects by either coming to Europe from any country in the world or moving within Europe. The LRCS offers academic mentoring and grant-writing support to outstanding candidates who wish to join the laboratory with a project falling under some of the laboratory’s research areas.
For the 2025 MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships call, the LRCS is looking to support outstanding applications in the following areas:
- Digital models and digital twins for battery manufacturing (with Prof. Alejandro Franco);
- Edge-computing and machine learning for advanced battery materials analysis (with Dr. Arnaud Demortière);
- Inorganic ion conductors for All Solid-State Batteries (with Prof. Christian Masquelier);
- Organic-based electrodes and electrolytes for batteries (with Prof. Matthieu Becuwe);
- New chemical hydrides for hydrogen storage in solids (with Dr. Raphaël Janot);
- Recycling of Industrial Black Mass from LFP and LFMP Batteries (with Dr. Nadir Recham).
Please submit project outlines in Word format in an email with subject ‘MSCA_mentorsurname_candidatesurname’ (e.g. ‘MSCA_Demortiere_Rossi’) by the 25 April 2025 to:
- Christian Masquelier, Director of LRCS, christian.masquelier@u-picardie.fr
- Emma Prevignano, Manager of European Projects, emma.prevignano@u-picardie.fr
Ingénieur-e LRCS, Amiens
Updated : 2025.05.05Ingénieur-e en science des matériaux / caractérisation H/F
Réservé aux agents CNRS (fonctionnaires et CDI) et aux fonctionnaires et CDI de droit public
Préparer, réaliser, développer des expériences in situ/operando (cyclage électrochimique, évolution en température, influence du taux d'humidité) en diffraction et imagerie (X et électronique) de matériaux pour le stockage et la conversion de l'énergie.
Les candidatures doivent impérativement être soumises sur le portail emploi du CNRS via le lien ci-dessous.
PhD position LRCS, Amiens
Updated : -0001.11.30Study of degradation mechanisms of halide perovskites using in situ and operando characterization techniques.
Supervisor: Frédéric SAUVAGE
The work is funded by region Hauts de France and the program PEPR TASE for photovoltaic devices.
The applicant should have strong background in materials science and photovoltaic, in particular perovskite solar cells. Background in crystallography, X-Ray diffraction and Electron Spin resonance will be considered as beneficial.
Applications must be submitted on the CNRS Job Portal via the below link.
ContactPhD position LRCS, Amiens
Updated : 2025.04.23Study, optimization and upscaling size of transparent photovoltaic
Supervisor: Frédéric SAUVAGE
This work is funded by the Région Hauts de France and the startup company CRYSTAL Energy SAS targeting the development of smart windows.
The applicant should have strong background in materials science, time-resolved spectroscopies and photovoltaic, in particular in dye sensitized solar cells.
You will join the group of Photovoltaic and solar energy conversion in Hub of Energy, LRCS CNRS UMR 7314
Applications must be submitted on the CNRS Job Portail via the below link.