Greetings
I would like to ask what postdocs you recommend for materials science, vacuum technology, skin phantoms.
I'm from Mexico
Dear Erick Monsibais ,
Hope this helps: if you are looking to develop a project within materials science, vacuum technology and skin phantoms, it is worth checking for a person that either has a material engineering degree, or a chemistry degree. The chemistry knowledge would be good in case you want to develop some novel material, to correlate how different raw materials react to form some material and the expected properties, and the materials science knowledge would be useful to understand how a certain material behaves against different conditions or as a function of its structure. I would look for a materials or chemical engineer, focused on chemistry during their postgraduate studies or the opposite way, a chemist focused on the development of novel materials during their postgraduate studies.
If you are the person looking for a postdoc, the development of polymers for the applications you mention would be a good option I think. Also, it would be good if a company is involved, since you will be doing research with a restricted targeted properties, and that is a very nice challenge.
Hope this helps!
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