Organic electronics researchers at LOE, Linköping University. Photo:Thor Balkhed
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Assistant Professor in Materials Science with a focus on simulation and modeling of organic functional materials for sustainability
Do you want to help shape the sustainable materials of the future? We are looking for someone who wants to combine cutting-edge research with world-class teaching – and who is passionate about making a difference through science.
As an Assistant Professor, you are expected to conduct and lead pioneering research that combines fundamental and applied aspects of soft materials. The research focuses on developing advanced models to deepen the understanding of properties, behaviors, and interactions of soft materials, aiming to enable innovations in organic electronics, energy storage, and functional polymeric systems. The position includes both research and teaching. We are particularly looking for someone who can combine traditional simulation techniques with machine learning to improve predictive capabilities and efficiency in multiscale modeling.
The assistant professor will be given the opportunity to develop independence as a researcher and to obtain both the research and teaching qualifications required for employment as associate professor.
Application deadline: August 29th, 2025.
Postdoctoral Scholarship in Nanocomposites for soft bioelectronics
We are pleased to offer a postdoctoral scholarship at the Soft Electronics group, Laboratory of Organic Electronics (LOE), belonging to the Department of Science and Technology, at the University’s Norrköping Campus. The aim of the postdoc research project is to develop novel ultra-soft nanomaterial-based stretchable conducting nanocomposites towards neural interface applications. This constitutes a major challenge, as the materials should combine high electrical performance with tissue-like softness and biocompatibility. The work includes the full chain from nanomaterial synthesis and surface functionalization to nanocomposite formulation and characterization. Applications for the developed materials will be explored in collaboration with collaborators. The work is part of an ongoing effort in soft neural interfaces and the project will be highly collaborative. Read more: Postdoctoral Scholarship in Nanocomposites for soft bioelectronics. Application deadline: July 21th, 2025.
Postdoctoral scholarship in Simulations and modelling of mixed ionic-electronic conducting polymers
We are pleased to offer a postdoctoral scholarship at the Theory and Modelling Group, Laboratory of Organic Electronics (LOE), belonging to the Department of Science and Technology, at the University’s Norrköping Campus. The LOE is renowned for its world-leading research on organic electronic and optical materials and devices. Its primary theme involves the coupling of ions and electrons as signal carriers for applications in organic bioelectronics, printed electronics, organic energy, and electrochemical devices, and nanooptics. Read more: Postdoctoral scholarships in Simulations and modelling of mixed ionic-electronic conducting polymers. Application deadline: July 24th, 2025.
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General contact and diploma/master's work
For general inquiries or if you are interested in doing diploma (master's) work in organic electronics, feel free to contact the group leaders directly (see LOE's contact page).
