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Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
Research · 25 days ago
PhD Student in Aerosol Chemistry
Role
Full-time
Fixed-term
Entry
Science & Research
Logistics
Villigen PSI, Aargau
Requirements
Master's
EU/EFTA permit
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Skills
Methanol extraction
Source apportionment
Python
Data Analysis
Research Methodology
Interdisciplinary teamwork
Scientific Publication Writing
Publication in legal journals
Dissertation writing
Atmospheric Dynamics
Tecniche di laboratorio
Aerosolmesstechnik
Languages
English
Description
## Your tasks ##
Perform ^14C and aerosol mass spectrometer analyses on filters collected in eastern Europe and Asia
Contributions to developing new workflows for methanol extraction with the aerosol mass spectrometer
Source apportionment of organics and elemental carbon for different regions
Offline measurements both at PSI and University of Bern
Publication in high impact journals
Writing thesis for a PhD degree at ETH Zurich
Support of other projects in the laboratory
Responsibilities
Perform ^14C and aerosol mass spectrometer analyses on filters collected in eastern Europe and Asia
Contributions to developing new workflows for methanol extraction with the aerosol mass spectrometer
Source apportionment of organics and elemental carbon for different regions
Offline measurements both at PSI and University of Bern
Publication in high impact journals
Writing thesis for a PhD degree at ETH Zurich
Support of other projects in the laboratory
Requirements
Master's degree in Atmospheric Science or a related field
Laboratory experience advantageous
Very good programming (e.g. Python) and data analysis skills
Very good oral and written English skills
Team player
Tech stack
Python
Benefits
Systematic training on the job
Personal development possibilities
Pronounced vocational training culture
Support for optimal work and family life
Modern employment conditions and on-site infrastructure
Company
Paul Scherrer Institut (PSI)
Research
Contact
Dr Kaspar Dällenbach
kaspar.daellenbach@psi.ch
