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Stanford University · Energy Science and Engineering, and Center Fellow at the Precourt Institute for E · United States

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Postdoctoral researchers We are recruiting a postdoc for projects on water and carbon sorption. Ideal candidates have experience in this field including material synthesis and characterization, multiscale modeling, and fabrication of devices and experimental setups. Ideal candidates have demonstrated leadership, scientific curiosity, interest in mentorship, and ability to start and lead collaborations.

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From Prof. Carlos Diaz Marin's page: “Postdoctoral researchers We are recruiting a postdoc for projects on water and carbon sorption. Ideal candidates have experience in this field including material synthesis and characterization, multiscale modeling, and fabrication of devices and experimental setups. Ideal candidates have demonstrated leadership, scientific curiosity, interest in mentorship, and ability to start and lead collaborations.”

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