6 Positions as Research Technologist III level @ Università di Roma La Sapienza
Six new Calls will be soon out for the recruitment of six Research Technologists III level for the needs of iENTRANCE@ENL at Università di Roma La Sapienza. The Calls will be published on the “Gazzetta Ufficiale della Repubblica Italiana” official website (https://www.gazzettaufficiale.it/) on January 27 and will stay open for 30 days. The public competitions will be based on qualifications and written and oral exams.
Deadline for Application: February 27, 2023
All the positions will be Full Time, Level D3, with a contract duration of 18 months (renewable for other 18 months) and with the possibility of permanent stabilization according to the general PNRR rules.
The six positions will be devoted to the operation and support to the management of:
- Instrumentation for electron and x-ray tomography;
- Instrumentation for characterization by AFM and physico-chemical spectroscopy techniques;
- Instrumentation for chemical processes and physico-chemical characterizations;
- Instrumentation for computing and data storage systems;
- Software control systems and hardware interfaces for the control of instrumentation and for samples preparation;
- Instrumentation for physical processes and physico-chemical characterizations.
Location: Università di Roma La Sapienza (www.uniroma1.it/it/) Department of Basic and Applied Sciences for Engineering (SBAI), Rome, Italy
Contact Person: Prof. Marco ROSSI (marco.rossi@uniroma1.it)
By joining our teams of researchers and specialists, you will have the opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research focused on new materials, processes, and systems specifically designed to mitigate the environmental impact of production, storage, distribution, and use of energy. We will provide you with opportunities for research excellence across materials for catalysis, electrodes, thermoelectrics, membranes, photovoltaics, and structural materials for combustion, hydrogen, and marine renewables. We will provide you with access to our state-of-the-art capabilities and with top-level expertise on micro- and nanoscale structural, compositional, opto-electronic, in-situ, and in-operando characterization. At the same time, we will develop in-house research activities aimed at improving the overall capabilities of our Research Infrastructure beyond the state-of-the-art. Excellence-driven schools, advanced courses, and other initiatives, such as stages and internships, will be planned with the goal to further encourage the academic and professional development of our research teams.
