Call for PhD and post-doc positions
The Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN) recently opened its call for PhD and post-doc positions (2016 campaign). Four challenging research topics are offered for this purpose by the Radiochemistry expert group. Detailed information of each topic can be accessed via the following links:
Development and validation of HPLC-SF-ICP-MS methodologies for characterization of spent nuclear fuel: http://academy.sckcen.be/en/Your_thesis_internship/AllTopics/Development-and-validation-of-HPLC-SF-ICP-MS-methodologies-for-characterization-of-spent-nuclear-fuel–1378
Hybrid gold nanoparticles coated with organic polymers and antibodies as platforms for cancer theranostics: Investigation of the cytotoxicity mechanisms and feasibility study of radioactive doping: http://academy.sckcen.be/en/Your_thesis_internship/AllTopics/Hybrid-gold-nanoparticles-coated-with-organic-polymers-and-antibodies-as-platforms-for-cancer-theranostics-Investigation-of-the-cytotoxicity-mechanisms-and-feasibility-study-of-radioactive-doping-1331
Investigation of the influence of redox conditions on the conversion of actinide solutions into solid microspheres via sol-gel chemistry: http://academy.sckcen.be/en/Your_thesis_internship/AllTopics/Investigation-of-the-influence-of-redox-conditions-on-the-conversion-of-actinide-solutions-into-solid-microspheres-via-sol-gel-chemistry-1371
The development of isotopic analyses, by means of ICP-SFMS, relevant to novel/alternative fuel cycles: http://academy.sckcen.be/en/Your_thesis_internship/AllTopics/The-development-of-isotopic-analyses-by-means-of-ICPSFMS-relevant-to-novelalternative-fuel-cycles-1080
For more information on the application and selection procedure and important deadlines, please visit: http://academy.sckcen.be/en/Your_thesis_internship/PhD_thesis
Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the SCK•CEN mentor of the topic of choice before February 15, 2016.