We are actively recruiting new members for our research group. Our group is always looking for dedicated people. The availability of positions is regularly reviewed and depends on the availability of research funding. We have open positions every year. Our focus is on the intersection of computational materials science and the development of new materials, particularly for energy storage and conversion applications. We seek diligent and curious candidates who can contribute innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to the field of energy storage. Our commitment to enhancing diversity in materials sciences is strong, and we encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds to apply.
Dr. Ihor Radchenko, Postdoc, Ensemble3, Poland, September 2024 -
Ihor received PhD degree from the Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore, in 2018. Following his research at Xi'an Jiaotong University, China, he joined Ensemble3. His primary focus within the group is on the theoretical description of anode materials for Na-ion batteries.
Funding source: the position was funded within the KEYTECH project: WPC3/2022/50/KEYTECH/2024
Project period: 2024-2027
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I. Radchenko, O. I. Malyi “Rational design principles for Na- and Li-ion carbon anodes from interlayer spacing control”
Dr. Andrés Felipe Usuga, Postdoc, Ensemble3, Poland, November 2025 -
Andrés received PhD degree from the Autonomous University of Barcelona, Spain, in 2025. He joined Ensemble3 as a postdoctoral researcher with a primary focus on describing hard carbon materials for Na-ion batteries.
Funding source: the position was funded within the KEYTECH project: WPC3/2022/50/KEYTECH/2024
Project period: 2024-2027