composites and characterising their structure and performance.

You will be based in the School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, working with Professors Iain Todd Kathy Christofidou, and will draw on Sheffield's metallurgical processing and characterisation infrastructure, including field assisted sintering, additive manufacturing, powder X-ray diffraction, atomic force and electron microscopy and magnetic measurement facilities.

The role centres on manufacturing routes for novel nanostructured magnetic materials, and on diffraction-based characterisation to track phase, crystal structure and microstructural order through processing. You will work closely with partners at Imperial College London and Change Bio, feeding characterisation data back into the project's design-build-test-learn cycle, and will contribute to milestone reporting and Go/No-Go decisions across the 36-month programme.

This is an excellent opportunity for a metallurgist or materials scientist with strong diffraction and processing expertise to work at the interface of protein engineering, inorganic chemistry and advanced manufacturing, on a high-profile programme with a clear route to real-world application.

£38,784 to £47,389 per annum.

composites and characterising their structure and performance.

You will be based in the School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, working with Professors Iain Todd Kathy Christofidou, and will draw on Sheffield's metallurgical processing and characterisation infrastructure, including field assisted sintering, additive manufacturing, powder X-ray diffraction, atomic force and electron microscopy and magnetic measurement facilities.

The role centres on manufacturing routes for novel nanostructured magnetic materials, and on diffraction-based characterisation to track phase, crystal structure and microstructural order through processing. You will work closely with partners at Imperial College London and Change Bio, feeding characterisation data back into the project's design-build-test-learn cycle, and will contribute to milestone reporting and Go/No-Go decisions across the 36-month programme.

This is an excellent opportunity for a metallurgist or materials scientist with strong diffraction and processing expertise to work at the interface of protein engineering, inorganic chemistry and advanced manufacturing, on a high-profile programme with a clear route to real-world application.

£38,784 to £47,389 per annum.