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Located on two main campuses dedicated to research and education in Douai and Lille, IMT Nord Europe offers research facilities of almost 20,000m² in the following areas:
- Digital science,
- Energy and Environment,
- Materials and Processes.
For more details, visit the School's website : www.imt-nord-europe.fr
The successful applicant will work in the research centre of IMT Nord Europe in Douai (https://imt-nordeurope.fr/), Centre for Energy and Environment (CERI EE), and be part of the Laboratoire Capteurs, which conducts research on sensor development and their metrological qualification. The lab counts 3 research engineers, 2 PhD candidates, and 2 postdoctoral researchers working on several regional, national, and international projects related to air quality monitoring. This internship is part of a starting collaboration between IMT Nord Europe (Dr Alberto GREGORI) and Imperial College London (Prof Nicola GASPARINI). The opportunity to contribute to publications in...
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We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated Engineering/MSc/M2 student with a solid foundation in materials science, formulation, and thin-film deposition, willing to engage in applied research for sensor development. Strong analytical, organisation, communication skills, and proficiency in English language are required. Aptitude and/or appeal for experimental work is essential. Additional desirable skills (not mandatory) would be: basic programming skills (Python, LabView) and data analysis, prior experience with formulation and thin films deposition, sensor characterizations, ability to read and speak French.
Skills :
- Thin film deposition and characterization
- Formulation of nanoparticles inks
- Programming and data analysis
Knowledge :
- Organic electronics
- Colloids
- Sensors (in particular chemiresistor)
CONDITIONS :
The job is to be filled as to for a period of 6 months.
INFORMATION AND APPLICATION METHODS :
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