Beamline Scientist at the Materials Chemistry Beamline ID15A

The main area of activity of ID15A is materials chemistry, particularly battery science, catalysis, piezoelectric materials, and the study of glasses and other disordered systems. The core techniques of ID15A are high-speed multidimensional XRD and total scattering, for which the beamline hosts state-of-the-art instrumentation enabling unique research opportunities.

ID15A is especially optimized for operando and in-situ experiments using high-energy X-rays (40-100 keV).

You will be encouraged and supported to develop advanced XRD techniques and conduct outstanding research by leveraging the beamline fast-scanning and in-situ/operando capabilities. You will also support users at ID15A and collaborate with beamline staff, engineering and control groups to develop the beamline instrumentation and data analysis capabilities into reliable, user-friendly tools.

As a Beamline Scientist, you will be expected to :

• Set up a research programme in materials chemistry, leveraging the multidimensional, operando capabilities of ID15A.
• Support beamline users, exploring opportunities for collaboration.
• Publish work in peer-reviewed journals and present results at scientific meetings.
• Work with the ESRF/ID15A staff to carry out beamline operation tasks, such as design, upgrade and commissioning of equipment.