ID01 Scientist

The European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF) is looking for a motivated scientist to join ID01, a world leading beamline dedicated to micro-/nano-beam diffraction imaging experiments. The beamline team has worked in collaboration with numerous experts from the user community on the development of new tools exploiting the ESRF unique beam coherence and brilliance.  Various 2D and 3D imaging techniques such as scanning nanobeam diffraction microscopy, full field diffraction microscopy and Bragg Coherent Diffraction Imaging (BCDI) are uniquely integrated and available at ID01. They are applied to materials and nanostructures across a wide field of applications and technologies ranging from catalysis over batteries to the physics of growth and microelectronic devices. The setup offers a variety of specific sample environments for in-situ /operando experiments, at high and low temperatures or using electric driving of samples and devices exploiting time resolution down to 100 ps. Already unique in its capacities, the beamline is permanently evolving and further improving its capabilities steadily integrating available progress in enabling technologies like nanopositioning or X-ray optics. The beamline team is supported and completed by numerous visiting scientists and PhD students that collaborate on a basis of external grants and collaborations with research institutes across Europe.

  As a scientist at ID01, you will:

• Conduct cutting-edge research and exploit and drive ID01’s unique technical possibilities, developing your own in-house research project in consultation with your supervisor.
• Support external users (both academic and industrial) in conducting experiments on the beamline.
• Drive technical developments, ensuring continuous upgrades and improvements of the beamline instrumentation.
• Collaborate with international experts, working closely with a multidisciplinary team
• Present and publish your research findings in conferences, workshops, and peer-reviewed journals.