Nanostructured materials

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Project objective

Heard already something about nano"? Yes, this is one of the major slogans in research in the 21^st century and yes, it is a very interesting research field not only for physicists and materials scientists but also for chemists. This Marie Currie Training Site likes to offer you the possibility to prepare a variety of nanomaterials such a nanopowders and particles, nanostructured and porous inorganic materials and inorganic-organic nanocomposites in an interdisciplinary approach. Methods like supramolecular templating, sol-gel processes, micro emulsions, and chemical vapor deposition will be used. You will have the chance to focus on one nano-topic and work on that material from the very beginning in the preparation to the very end in the characterization. And who knows, probably the nanomaterial you have developed has properties that are interesting for industrial applications. In addition to the preparative and analytical skills we try to educate you to work together with chemists, physicists and materials scientist on an interdisciplinary topic. In a world where communication is one of the most important skills we like you to learn how you can communicate and present your results in the best way. If you are interested simply contact us and probably we can take you with us into the adventures of the nanoworld. As an applicant for this Marie Curie Training Site you should have a graduate degree in chemistry or materials science and you should work on your PhD thesis. We would like to host up to two fellows a year for nine months each fellow. Vienna University of Technology operates an equal opportunities policy and applications are welcome from all who satisfy the Marie Curie criteria."

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