Benedikt Bagemihl

PhD fellowship opportunity in inorganic chemistry , physical chemistry , materials science , and molecular electronics at the Institute for Surface Engineering (IOM) in Leipzig, Germany . The new independent junior research group led by Benedikt Bagemihl will work on 3d metal complexes and their coordination polymer structures for use in molecular electronic devices . The project sits at the intersection of inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry, with additional exposure to microscopy and prototype electronic devices . This is a PhD fellowship offer for candidates interested in joining the team from September . The post does not specify the stipend amount, tuition coverage, or exact application deadline, but it clearly invites interested applicants to reach out for questions and to consider the attached fellowship offer. Ideal applicants are likely to have a strong interest in chemistry-driven device research, coordination compounds, and interdisciplinary work bridging chemistry and electronics. If you are looking for a PhD position in a growing research group in Leipzig, this opportunity may be a good fit.