Postdoctoral Researcher

Job Title: Postdoctoral Fellowship in Optical Instrumentation Characterizing Organic Bioelectronics Devices

Company: Institut Mines-Telecom - Mines Saint-Etienne

Scientific Context and Objectives

• Revolutionize real-time monitoring and treatment of chronic diseases using ultra-flexible organic electronic devices.
• Develop Organic ElectroChemical Transistors (OECTs) based on polymeric mixed ion-to-electron conductors (PMIECs).
• Focus on optimizing OECTs transduction operation by mastering hierarchical self-organization in PMIECs.
• Investigate emerging neuromorphics or bioelectronics circuit applications.

Laboratory Location & Collaborative Context

Located at Centre de Microélectronique de Provence (CMP) in France, within the Flexible Electronics Department.

Engage in a multidisciplinary project with 8 partners worldwide in academic and industrial sectors.

Candidate Profile / Skills/Qualifications

• Preferably hold a PhD degree in Instrumentation & Spectroscopy, Materials Science, or Electrical Engineering.
• Experience in developing instrumentation for analyzing electronic devices, independent work, and strong communication skills are essential.
• Interest in interdisciplinary research at the interface of Physics of Electronic Devices and Materials Science.
• Knowledge of Organic (Bio)Electronics is advantageous.

Additional Information

• Salary: € 2300 net salary/month (healthcare costs 100% reimbursed in France)
• Duration: 18 months-long (possible extension), Starting Date: ASAP
• Employer: Institut Mines-Telecom - Mines Saint-Etienne

Application & Eligibility Criteria

Submit a single PDF file with passport copy, CV, cover letter, diplomas, and reference letters to Dr. S. Sanaur.

Selection Process

• Check eligibility based on the submitted documents.
• Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a videoconference interview.

Bibliography

1. Someya, T., Bao, Z. & Malliaras, G. G. The rise of plastic bioelectronics. Nature 540, 379–

2. Berggren, M. & Richter‐Dahlfors, A. Organic Bioelectronics. Advanced Materials 19, 3201–

3. Rivnay, J. et al. Organic electrochemical transistors. Nature Reviews Materials 3, 1–