Development of an optical sensor for monitoring dissolved CO2 in marine environments.
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Work description
Monitoring CO2 in water is increasingly relevant due to its environmental impact, particularly oceanic CO2. This fellowship, part of a project aimed at developing and implementing optical sensors in an industrial context on floating concrete structures in the ocean, seeks to develop and implement optical technology for assessing the quality of the surrounding water, emphasizing monitoring dissolved CO2.
Academic Qualifications
Bachelor's degree in Physics Engineering
Minimum profile required
Knowledge of the operation of optoelectronic systems.Microcontroller programming and software development for analysis and control.Basic chemistry knowledge.
Preference factors
Bachelor's degree in Physical Engineering; Proven experience in experimental work with optical systems and chemical products, especially in membrane production; Experience in prototype development;
Application Period
Since 25 Jul 2024 to 31 Aug 2024
[Closed]
Centre
Applied Photonics