A leading technical university located in Denmark is offering a PhD position focused on advancing dual wavelength tomographic 3D-printing processes. Candidates will investigate the chemistry behind this innovative technology, specifically around photo-initiators and inhibitors, and will also engage in teaching responsibilities. A strong background in organic photochemistry and a master's degree are essential prerequisites. The role promises a rewarding academic environment and contribution to cutting-edge research.

Explore the frontiers of 3D tomographic printing by researching photo-initiators and inhibitors vital to dual wavelength technology. Directly shape innovations in advanced manufacturing while sharing expertise through teaching, all within a vibrant academic setting at Denmark’s leading technical university.

PhD in Chemistry for 3D Tomographic Printing

Organic Photochemistry

Photo-initiators

Photo-inhibitors

3D Printing Technology

Tomographic 3D-printing

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