Candidates that want to apply for work in the MMRG should be graduated, have a master degree or a Ph. D. obtained at less than two years in Chemistry/Biochemistry, Materials or Nanochemistry, research training and experience in organometallic chemistry, biochemistry and/or characterisation techniques (e.g. NMR, MS and electrochemistry), good spoken and written English, computer literacy, attention to detail and accuracy, good communication and interpersonal skills. The ability to speak Portuguese would be an asset but is not required.

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Post-docs: Please send with the other information (see General):

a) A cover letter describing your research goals, background and why you want to work at the MMRG group;

b) Two pages research proposal combining your strengths with those of our group;

c) Reprints of peer reviewed publications.

Research Assistantships: Please send with the other information (see General), a cover letter describing your undergraduate background, your professional goals and why you want to work at the MMRG group.

Sabbaticals: in addition, we would like to hear from researchers interested in spending a sabbatical with us. If you have a strong background in nanoscience, molecular materials, OLEDs or dendrimers for biomedical or electronic applications, please send an e-mail indicating your interest in spending a sabbatical period at the MMRG group.