材料科学创新与可持续耐火混凝土博士研究员
Doctoral student in materials science – Innovative and sustainable refractory concrete (M/F)
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- 研究内容
- 本项目作为欧洲博士网络 REFFACTEUR 的一部分，旨在开发用于耐火混凝土的新一代无水泥粘结剂系统，通过建立粘结剂物理化学特性、生产工艺、微观结构演变及服役性能之间的联系来减少混凝土的环境足迹。36个月的周期将分配在挪威ELKEM公司和法国IRCER实验室（CNRS与利摩日大学联合单位）。
- 申请条件
- 申请者需持有材料科学、陶瓷工程、化学工程、无机化学或紧密相关学科的硕士学位（Master 2 或同等学历，即Bac+5）。应具备无机材料、相变和粉末加工方面的扎实背景，并对耐火混凝土、耐用粘结剂系统和微观结构工程表现出浓厚兴趣。必须具备英语口头和书面沟通能力。
- 待遇
- 原文未说明具体的薪资待遇、工时比例与合同期限金额，仅说明为36个月的博士网期项目岗位。
- 申请方式
- 申请方式通过指定网站（https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7315-NICTES-008/Default.aspx）提交，申请截止日期为2026年10月30日23:59。
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Doctoral student in materials science – Innovative and sustainable refractory concrete (M/F)
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Oral and written communication skills (in the English language) are mandatory.
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Master 2 or equivalent (Bac+5) in materials science, ceramic engineering, chemical engineering, inorganic chemistry or a closely related discipline.
官方导出原文
Located in Limoges, the IRCER research laboratory is a mixed unit (UMR 7315) under the dual supervision of the CNRS and the University of Limoges. It is attached to the Institute of Chemistry (INC) and all the work carried out aims at understanding and mastering the production processes applied to ceramics and surface treatments in order to produce objects with the desired properties. The company ELKEM (https://www.elkem.com/) is a supplier of raw materials and mineral additives, among other things, for manufacturers of refractory products around the world.As this thesis is part of the European doctoral network REFFACTEUR, the 36-month period will be divided as follows: - Months 1 to 9 (9 months): the PhD student will first be based mainly at the ELKEM company located in Kristiansand, Norway;- Months 10 to 27 (18 months): the PhD student will then be based in Limoges at the IRCER laboratory (Institut de Recherche sur les Céramiques, UMR CNRS 7315);- Months 28 to 36 (9 months): the PhD student will finally be based again at ELKEM located in Kristiansand, Norway.Objectives: this thesis aims to develop a new generation of cement-free binder systems for refractory concretes by establishing links between the physico-chemical characteristics of the binder, the production process of refractory concretes, their microstructural evolution and their performance in service. The project will study three families of complementary formulations already identified as part of the European REFFRACTEUR project: binders based on micro-silica gels, mixed systems based on magnesiasilica and formulations containing magnesia combined with hydratable and/or spherical alumina. The objective is not only to replace the conventional binders used in industry (calcium aluminate cement CAC) but to understand how alternative concepts can be developed to reduce the environmental footprint of concretes while preserving, or even by improving their behavior during implementation and their reliability at high temperatures. (https://www.reffracteur.eu/phd-positions/ see PhD 06).Results: in partnership with ELKEM, the results obtained during this thesis should allow to establish a series of concepts of cement-free binders optimized for refractory concretes as well as a much deeper scientific understanding of why these formulations work well. Rather than proposing a single empirically optimized formulation, the project should define robust formulation windows for the main families of binders under study and clarify the trade-offs between fluidity, setting behavior, raw resistance, the drying behavior, high-temperature stability, corrosion resistance and recyclability.Skills/profile sought: Master 2 or equivalent (Bac+5) in materials science, ceramic engineering, chemical engineering, inorganic chemistry or a closely related discipline. Candidates should have a strong background in inorganic materials, phase transformations and powder processing is expected, as well as a strong interest in refractory concretes, durable binder systems and microstructure engineering. Oral and written communication skills (in the English language) are mandatory.
Requirements / required education level / degree: PhD or equivalent
Requirements / required education level / discipline: Mathematics
Requirements / required education level / degree: PhD or equivalent
Requirements / required education level / discipline: History
Requirements / required languages / language: FRENCH
Requirements / required languages / language level: Basic
Research experience / main research field: Mathematics
Research experience / years of research experience: None
Research experience / main research field: History
Research experience / research sub field: History of science
Research experience / years of research experience: None
Additional information / info website: https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7315-NICTES-008/Default.aspx
Work location / nr job positions: 1
Work location / job organisation institute: Institut de recherche sur les céramiques
Work location / job country: France
Work location / job city: LIMOGES
Hiring contact / organisation institute: CNRS
Hiring contact / organisation institute type: Public Research Institution
Hiring contact / division faculty: Institut de recherche sur les céramiques
Hiring contact / country: France
Hiring contact / city: LIMOGES
Hiring contact / website: http://www.unilim.fr/spcts
Application / how to apply: website
Application / application website: https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7315-NICTES-008/Default.aspx
EU funding / framework programme: Horizon Europe - MSCA
EU funding / cofund nr job position: 1
Research field / main research field: Mathematics
Research field / main research field: History
Research field / sub research field: History of science
Researcher profile: First Stage Researcher (R1)
Positions: Other Positions
Contract: Temporary
Job status: Full-time
Application deadline (as exported; timezone unverified): 2026-10-30T23:59:00