PhD student in Physical Chemistry with focus on perovskite solar cells, Department of Chemistry – Angstrom Laboratory (UFV-PA 2026/3013)
Uppsala University
Who can apply: A second-cycle (master’s) degree in chemistry or a related subject with a good understanding of physical chemistry, or at least 240 credits including 60 at master’s level and a 15-credit independent project, or equivalent knowledge gained in Sweden or abroad. Very good spoken and written English is required…. What is funded: A salaried doctoral employment, not a tuition-charging degree place: in Sweden a PhD student is employed by the university under the Higher Education Ordinance. Full time, starting 1 January 2027 or as agreed, in Uppsala. Pay follows the fixed doctoral salary ladder and the advert prints no figure. Teaching or… Deadline: 27 October 2026.
Read the full call and apply on the official page: Uppsala University, official page.
Who can apply
- A second-cycle (master's) degree in chemistry or a related subject with a good understanding of physical chemistry, or at least 240 credits including 60 at master's level and a 15-credit independent project, or equivalent knowledge gained in Sweden or abroad. Very good spoken and written English is required. Experience with solar cells, thin-film deposition, electrochemistry and spectroscopy is desirable. No citizenship restriction is stated; a non-EU appointee will need a Swedish residence permit for doctoral studies. The position may be subject to security vetting.
Stage dates
Apply through Uppsala University's recruitment system with a short letter, a CV of at most two pages, bachelor's and master's degree certificates and transcripts, a publication list including the master's thesis, two referees, and answers to questions in the form.27 October 2026
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