ICMAB Open Positions
Open JAE Intro CSIC 2022 with 15 training programmes from ICMAB
Deadline: Nov 7, 2022
The CSIC launches the JAE Intro 2022 call "Introduction to Research Fellowships for University Students".


ICMAB offers 15 different training programs for university students to carry out a 7-month research stay in our research center. The CSIC is in charge of the call, and proposals will be accepted until November 7, 2022. There are a total of 300 open positions, and the process will be resolved through competitive concurrence. You can find all the information on the CSIC website.
The fellowships are for 7 consecutive months, and 4,200 € each. The mentored research training period will take place at the ICMAB facilities. The eligibility and the application process can be found in the mentioned website.
The training programmes offered by ICMAB are:
Nano-Engineered High-Temperature Superconductors for Functional Quantum Devices
Anna Palau (
Emerging materials for energy efficient neuromorphic computing
Ignasi Fina (
Thermal Transport in Nanostructured Semiconductors
Riccardo Rurali (
Biosynthesized cellulose with ad-hoc patterning of functional nanoparticles
Anna Roig (
Plasmonic Surface Lattice Resonances
Agustín Mihi (
Spintronics based on Oxide Quantum Wells
Gervasi Herranz (
Enegry-efficient magnetization switching for ultrahigh-density recording media
Martí Gich (
Sistemas ricos en boro fluorescentes para bioimagen y terapia anticancerígena
Rosario Núñez (
Development of an electronic skin (eSkin) for sensing physiological signals
Raphael Pfattner (
Síntesis sostenible de óxidos funcionales 2D para la revolución energética
Mariona Coll (
Design of CCMoid-based materials for application in molecular electronics
Núria Aliaga (
Producción de celulosa mediante microfluidica, ¿up scaling process?
Anna Laromaine (
Nanoparticles for cancer diagnosis and therpay
Gerard Tobias (
Development of immobilized metalorganic assemblies for therapy and imaging
Arántzazu Gonzalez (
Formación en materia blanda para motores moleculares
David Amabilino (