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Micro Target Materials Science Industrial Placement

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  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Science
  • £23.2K
  • Oxford

Requirements

  • Currently enrolled on an undergraduate degree course and returning to university/studies to complete your undergraduate degree following the placement
  • Are required or have requested to take an industrial placement year
  • Have the right to live and work in the UK for the duration of the placement
  • Able to commence employment in summer 2024
  • Subject of degree to be related to materials science
  • Good knowledge on the basics of materials science, A-level Chemistry or Physics (or equivalent) minimum
  • Some experience (including undergraduate) of working in a laboratory environment
  • Some knowledge of processes relating to the manufacture of components at the micro-scale
  • Familiarity with Windows operating system
  • The ability to work individually on a project, plan effectively and write reports
  • Good understanding of the terms repeatability, accuracy, and tolerance in an engineering context .
  • Experience working with surfactants
  • Working understanding of electron microscopes and related techniques
  • Basic knowledge of the type of experiment that could take place with a high-power laser, knowledge relevant to the Central Laser Facility and its purpose
  • Proven examples of working in a team to complete a technical or scientific project
  • Has presented project work to their academic supervisors or peers
  • Can identify hazards and work safely in a challenging environment.

Responsibilities

  • Carrying out experimental testing of liquid target systems
  • Investigation of nanoparticle doping of low-density foams
  • Produce low-dimensional materials via thin film production techniques
  • Produce reports on research outcomes
  • Characterisation of targets using a range of equipment such as X-RAY CT and SEM

Government
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
2018
Founded Year

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