(Un-432) Phd Position: Surface Topography And Chemistry Optimization For Two-Phase Heat Transfer

JOB DESCRIPTION:CIC energiGUNE is seeking a person interested in pursuing a PhD to research Surface topography and chemistry optimization for two-phase heat transfer.The candidate will belong to the Phase Transitions and Critical Behaviors Research Group within the Thermal Energy Storage and Conversion Area.Main functions:Performing high-quality research within the scope of the project.Reports/papers preparation for submission to peer-reviewed journals.Presenting results in international conferences.Providing guidance to Master's and visiting students when required.Area: Thermal energy storage (TES)Research group: Phase Transitions and Critical BehaviorsWHAT WE OFFER:3 years predoctoral contract and professional development opportunities.Flexible working hours with an on-site work model and the option to eventually telework.Full access to cutting-edge laboratory facilities and characterization platforms.The incorporation to a top research center in Europe that makes high-quality research and impactful contributions to the energy and sustainability fields.Professional and personal development: opportunity to attend seminars, international conferences, trainings, etc.Integrated, enthusiastic, international and multidisciplinary environment.A welcome program that offers help with finding accommodation and addresses other aspects to help you integrate into the local environment (such as free language courses, assistance with administrative procedures, help with schools for children).For more information: CIC energiGUNE CareersTO APPLY:All applicants are invited to submit their application and a detailed curriculum vitae on the website.The selection process ends once the candidate is selected.CIC energiGUNE is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the diversity of its workforce.Minimum Requirements:Master in Physical, Chemical, Materials science or similar.A good level of spoken and written English.A team player who can collaborate with other researchers and groups.Demonstrated self-motivation and autonomy.#J-18808-Ljbffr