LINKÖPING UNIVERSITY
Hereby advertises a position as

PhD student in Organic Electronics
formally based at the Department of Science and Tecnology

Duties
The position as PhD student in Organic Electronics is formally based in the laboratory of Organic Electronics, Division of Physics and Electronics. The research topic is on thermoelectricity, more especially the conversion from heat to electricity. The research is about the design of material and device and their characterization.

As a PhD student you will primarily devote yourself to your research. As a PhD student you are limited to work with education and administration up to 20 percent of full time.

Appointment time
The appointment will be until further notice for a maximum of one year at a time. A doctoral student may not be employed during a period exceeding eight years. The total time of appointment must not exceed the equivalent of four years´ full time research training.

Starting date 
By agreement

Salary
The salary for PhD students is based on the department’s salary scale.

Application procedure
Apply for the position by clicking the “Apply through website” button below. Your application must be received at latest the 13th of April. Your application must contain CV and list of courses and grades. Applications and documents received after the date above will not be considered.

Equal Opportunities
A majority of our PhD students within ITN are men, which is why precedence will be given to women in cases where qualifications are deemed otherwise equivalent.

Linköping University will continue to develop as an attractive and creative place of work, characterized by equal terms and actively works for equality and diversity.

We look forward to receiving your application!

Qualifications
Qualified to PhD studentships are only those who are or have been admitted to graduate studies. Appropriate background for this position is a M.Sc and engineer degree or equivalent in applied physics.

At Linköping University we embrace innovative thinking. Constantly challenging ourselves has been our strongest motivator ever since we opened our doors in 1975. We are driven by seeking answers beyond the traditional and across subject boundaries. If you are too, we would like to see you at our university. Together we can find solutions to the challenges of the day.

At the Department of Science and Technology, at the university’s Norrköping Campus, we provide education and conduct research in physics and electronics, communications/logistics and media- and information technology. The department is recognised for its work in fields including logistics, visualisation and organic electronics. We combine academic excellence with fruitful collaboration with the Community.

Read more at www.itn.liu.se