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The DFG-funded Research Training Group 鈥淢ixed Ionic-Electronic Transport: From Fundamentals to Applications鈥� () is an interdisciplinary structured doctoral program at Heidelberg University and the University of Stuttgart. We explore how ions and electrons interact with each other in organic, hybrid and nanoscale materials with the aim to create new functionalities for sensors, soft actuators and bioelectronics. The fundamental nature of ion-electron interactions in relation to electronic, optical and mechanical properties are investigated with a wide range of modern techniques such as in-situ and time-resolved spectroscopies/microscopies as well as rheological measurements on different length scales. Experiments are accompanied by modelling from the atomistic level to the macroscale.

Doctoral Researcher (f/m/d) within DFG Research Training Group

鈥淢ixed Ionic-Electronic Transport: From Fundamentals to Applications鈥� (GRK 2948)

We offer a number of positions for doctoral researchers with a temporary employment contract for up to 42 months (75% TV-L E13) starting in April 2026. Enrolment to pursue a doctoral degree at the corresponding faculties based on their requirements is mandatory in addition to joining the Research Training Group.

Exciting research projects from theory to synthesis and device engineering are either located at Heidelberg University or the University of Stuttgart. More information here:

General requirements for applicants:

• Very good Master鈥檚 degree (or equivalent) in chemistry, physics, materials sciences/engineering or similar (depending on project)
• Being able to work and communicate in interdisciplinary and international research environments
• Excellent English skills (written, verbal)
• Commitment to a structured doctoral program with additional courses, events, outreach activities, and opportunities for collaborations
• Previous research experience in any related field is highly welcome

Required documents:

• Bachelor and Master certificates (in English or German) with transcripts
• Curriculum vitae (max 3 pages)
• One-page motivation letter, explaining your reasons for wanting to join this RTG, specify and explain your choice of project
• Letter of recommendation from the supervisor of your master thesis (if available)

Application procedure:

Choose a project here () and submit your documents as soon as possible but latest by 15^th December 2025 through the .

Heidelberg University stands for equal opportunities and diversity. Qualified female candidates are especially invited to apply. Persons with severe disabilities will be given preference if they are equally qualified. Information on job advertisements and the collection of personal data is available at .