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Continuous Perovskite Film Deposition Toward Roll-to-Roll Processing

Academic Research Opportunity

A scientific internship developing continuous perovskite-film deposition for roll-to-roll processing. In this project, the intern takes ownership of a slot-die coater in the AMOLF lab, using it to deposit specialized layers for perovskite solar cells and characterize them, and investigates how deposition conditions and coating dynamics affect the crystallization regime of perovskites. The internship is part of the AMOLF Energy Research Academy (research project combined with tutorials on sustainability science) and is open to students currently enrolled in a Master's program in physics, chemistry, materials science, or a related field.

Program

Organizer: AMOLF
Host: AMOLF
Timeframe: Minimum availability of 5 months (longer preferable); trainee plan set out at start in consultation with the AMOLF supervisor
Locations: Europe, Netherlands, Amsterdam
Study Areas: Chemistry, Materials Science, Physics
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Application

Criteria: ["Currently enrolled in a Master's program in physics, chemistry, materials science, or a related field","Nationality of an EU-member state and/or student at a university in the Netherlands","The internship must be a mandatory part of the curriculum","Available for at least 5 months (longer preferable)","Application annexes: motivation letter, resume, list of followed courses plus grades; online screening may be part of the selection"]
Required Degree: Master
Target Degree: Master

Costs & Contact

Contact: prof. dr. Esther Alarcón Lladó and dr. Tom Veeken (AMOLF)
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