Develop new radiochemical methods and instrumentation for studies of superheavy elements
Produce radioisotopes of the lighter homologs of superheavy elements using PSI's large-scale research infrastructure to test and optimize your ideas
Perform innovative chemical experiments on superheavy elements at leading accelerator facilities worldwide as part of international collaborations
Analyze and interpret experimental data to determine thermochemical properties of the heaviest elements
Present your research at international conferences and publish your results in leading peer-reviewed scientific journals
Responsabilités
Develop new radiochemical methods and instrumentation for studies of superheavy elements
Produce radioisotopes of the lighter homologs of superheavy elements using PSI's large-scale research infrastructure to test and optimize your ideas
Perform innovative chemical experiments on superheavy elements at leading accelerator facilities worldwide as part of international collaborations
Analyze and interpret experimental data to determine thermochemical properties of the heaviest elements
Present your research at international conferences and publish your results in leading peer-reviewed scientific journals
Exigences
Master's degree in Chemistry (preferably Physical Chemistry), applicants with a Master's degree in Physics are also encouraged to apply
Highly motivated, curious, and eager to learn
Strong interest in experimental research and the development of new methods and instrumentation
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Team player with good written and spoken English skills
Prior knowledge of radiochemistry is an advantage but not required
Avantages
Our institution is based on an interdisciplinary, innovative and dynamic collaboration
You will profit from a systematic training on the job, in addition to personal development possibilities and our pronounced vocational training culture
Support with modern employment conditions and the on-site infrastructure to optimally combine work and family life or other personal interests
Entreprise
Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
Research
Paul Scherrer Institute, Human Resources Management, Emily Kulowatz, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland
