Postdoctoral Researcher in Conductive Polymer–Based Supercapacitors

Université Laval

Location Quebec
Date posted 2026-07-09
Advertised until 2026-09-07

Postdoctoral Researcher in Conductive Polymer–Based Supercapacitors

Offre 497582 - Chercheur postdoctoral, chercheuse postdoctorale en supercondensateurs à base de polymères conducteurs | Service du développement professionnel de l'Université Laval

The research group of Prof. Ze Zhang at Université Laval is seeking a highly motivated postdoctoral researcher to contribute to an advanced project on conductive polymer–based supercapacitors.

Position Overview

The successful candidate will lead experimental research focused on the design, synthesis, and electrochemical evaluation of conductive polymer-based supercapacitors for conventional and medical applications. The role involves independent work in wet chemistry and cell culture laboratories, operation of standard analytical instruments, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary research environment.

Required Expertise

  • Electrochemistry — demonstrated hands‑on experience and peer‑reviewed publications, ideally related to supercapacitors or batteries, and practical experience with CV, EIS, and related techniques.
  • Conductive polymers — strong understanding of synthesis, structure, and properties; experience with polypyrrole is particularly valued.
  • Material characterization — proficiency with conventional analytical and spectroscopic techniques.
  • Cell culture – experience in culture of human or animal cells is a plus.
  • Scientific communication — proven ability to publish research findings and deliver oral presentations in English.

Additional Information

  • The position offers a competitive annual salary aligned with Université Laval standards.
  • The expected appointment duration is two years.
  • The position is open from summer of 2026 till filled.

How to Apply

Interested applicants should submit a CV, a brief statement of research experience, and contact information for references to [email protected]

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