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Research position within a European research training network (Oldenburg) PDF Print E-mail
Written by Suleman Shahid   
Sunday, 26 February 2006
until 28th February 2006 The University of Oldenburg (Division Microrobotics and Control Engineering, Dept. of Computing Science) offers a

research position within a European research training network,

full time, net salary about 2000 € / month,
starting 1st June 2006 and limited to 1 year.

Only researchers of non-German nationality and
1) with more than 4 years of research experience (full-time equivalent), counting from the time the diploma was obtained, or
2) with PhD degree are eligible to participate in this program.

The trainee has to participate in the development of a microrobot-based nanocharacterization station inside a scanning electron microscope. New approaches for nanoindentation measurements require compact setups using microrobots in combination with piezoresistive AFM probes. For this reason, different methods of material characterization on the nanoscale, especially by using an AFM probe as a nanoindenter, have to be investigated. Work focuses on both the implementation of custom-made nanocharacterization devices as well as the development of an automatic control system for the station's microrobots. One of the aspired applications is measuring and evaluating mechanical properties of adhesive joints.

We are particularly interested in qualified applicants with relevant research experience (more than 10 research publications) or PhD degree both in mechanical engineering AND robot control and automation. Applicants with professional experience in software development will be favoured. Knowledge of research issues in microrobotics and some control of the German language would be advantageous.

The position is not suitable for part-time work.

The Network strongly encourages women to apply. According to § 21, para. 3, NHG, female applicants of equal qualification will be given preferential consideration. Severe handicaped persons of equal qualification and suitability for the position will be preferentially employed.

Applications (CV, copies of certificates) have to be sent until 28th February 2006 to the Head of the Division, Prof. Dr.-Ing. Fatikow, University of Oldenburg, Dept. of Computing Science, Div. of Microrobotics, D-26111 Oldenburg, Germany, or by email:

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