28th April 2021. This action comes under the Collaboration Agreement between FCT and ALBA, established in February 2019, which aims to promote scientific collaboration between the two countries, in the spirit of improving scientific and technical exchange, developing common projects and easing the access to the scientific instrumentation in the considered institutions by both scientific communities.
This agreement created the conditions for the collaboration and the several foreseen activities, including the implementation of a joint Post-Doctoral Programme through the joint funding of four Post-Doctoral positions, one for each of the four scientific areas mentioned above. The abstracts of the selected projects, which will be developed by the selected candidates, as well as their teams and scientific areas, can be consulted here.
For the submission of applications, interested candidates should consult the following links:
- Postdoctoral researcher at ALBA's Life Sciences section to work under the Imaging phosphorylation-dependent stress response pathways in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells project
- Postdoctoral researcher at ALBA’s Materials Sciences section to work under the Data analysis-guided multimodal spectroscopy to unveil atomic dynamics in nanosized metal aggregates under methane decomposition project
- Postdoctoral researcher at ALBA’s Materials Sciences section to work under the Rational design of advanced electrode materials based on synchrotron X-ray characterization for next generation high-performance lithium batteries project
- Postdoctoral researcher at ALBA’s Electronic and Magnetic Structure of Matter section to work under the Emergent magnetic and electronic properties of novel 2D layers and Moiré structures of Van-der-Waals Quantum Materials (2DMoireMagQMs project)
More information can be provided via email: bcalisto@cells.es.
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