March 22, 2023

Call for Researchers

Within the framework of an European Marie Curies Doctoral Network (MSCA-DN) project called ESPERANTO, 13 PhD positions are available in different prestigious European Universities, including the Politecnico di Torino.

Gathering 8 universities and 8 non-academic partners, ESPERANTO will reach its objectives through 13 individual PhD projects addressing sustainable innovation, within an international and intersectoral research network of academic institutions and enterprises in the field of photopolymers and high-tech.

The selected PhD students will undertake projects aiming at improving the sustainability of photoinduced polymerisation and boosting the use of this technology in the industrial sector, to replace less sustainable processes.

Detailed information on these open positions and on the application procedure are reported on the Euraxess portal at the following link: https://euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs/39845

Requirements

RESEARCH FIELD: Chemistry » Other
EDUCATION LEVEL: Master Degree or equivalent
RESEARCH FIELD: Engineering » Materials engineering
EDUCATION LEVEL: Master Degree or equivalent
RESEARCH FIELD: Engineering » Chemical engineering
EDUCATION LEVEL: Master Degree or equivalent
RESEARCH FIELD: Engineering » Other
EDUCATION LEVEL: Master Degree or equivalent
LANGUAGES: English
LEVEL: Excellent

Applications must be submitted by 14^th April 2023, only complete applications will be accepted. Candidates can apply for a maximum of 2 fellowships.

Applicants are required to send the following documents as a PDF file to esperanto@polito.it :

Application form (template is available in this website)
Motivation Letter
CV (Europass preferred)
Document (textual, visual…) describing the candidate ideas to implement the chosen project(s) (maximum 1 page)
Contact details of two reference persons
Reference letters (optional, unless specifically required in the document presenting the PhD project)
In the e-mail subject, please write “APPLICATION FOR ESPERANTO PROJECT(S) no. xx”

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This project has received funding from the EU’s Horizon 2021 programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Networks (MSCA-DN) grant agreement No 101073432.