PhD Fellowship: Solar Cells, Amsterdam, Netherlands

PhD scholarship: Solar cells: A motivated individual has the prestigious opportunity to pursue a PhD in the exciting field of stable perovskite solar cells. Become part of a collaborative research environment and contribute to the development of highly efficient and stable solar cells that open up new possibilities for renewable energy technologies.

PhD Fellowship: Stability of perovskite solar cells through ion migration control

Designation: PhD student

Research area: Stability of perovskite solar cells by controlling ion migration

Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands

Eligibility/Qualification: Prospective doctoral students should have an MSc degree or equivalent qualification in Physics, chemistry, materials science or engineeringCandidates with a strong interest in solar cells, particularly from underrepresented groups, are strongly encouraged to apply.

Job description: The PhD student will investigate the mechanisms by which ion migration affects the stability and performance of perovskite solar cells. This research will conduct experiments to understand the impact of ion movement on charge extraction and use simulations to gain insights at the microscopic level. The candidate will be part of SolarNL, a national initiative to support the Dutch photovoltaic industry, and will work with partners from industry and applied research.

How to apply: Interested candidates can apply for this position online using the button provided, which will initiate the application process. An online screening may be part of the selection process and potential candidates will be asked to ensure that all required fields are completed correctly.

Last application date: Until the position is filled

This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to cutting-edge research in solar energy and make significant progress in the development of stable and efficient solar cell technology. If you are passionate about renewable energy and have the necessary qualifications, we invite you to apply and become part of this innovative research endeavor.

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