Postdoctoral Position in Nanoscale Characterizations of Solution-Processed Photovoltaic Materials (M/F)

id="offer-description" class="ecl-u-type-heading-2 ecl-u-mt-none ecl-u-mb-l">Offer Description The main objective of the position is to perform macroscopic and nanoscale investigations on perovskite thin films and optoelectronic devices, in particular solar cells, in order to understand their metastability and the associated processes occurring at interfaces and in the bulk. The work will involve operando electrical and optical characterizations, spatially resolved analyses of performance and degradation mechanisms, and the development or adaptation of advanced experimental methodologies within the broader field of halide perovskite physics and chemistry. Fabrication of functional perovskite solar cells and investigation of their electrical and optoelectronic properties at multiple length scales using advanced local microscopy and characterization techniques (such as scanning probe–based approaches); Study of charge transport, recombination, and metastability processes under different operating conditions (dark, illumination, electrical bias); Spatial analysis of performance inhomogeneities and degradation mechanisms using optical and electrical mapping techniques; Structural and functional characterization of interfaces and junctions, in particular through nanoscale analyses; Development, adaptation, and optimization of experimental methodologies for operando device studies. Analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of scientific results. The project will be carried out at