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Are you passionate about advancing sustainable chemical technologies? The Catalysis Engineering group is looking for a motivated postdoctoral researcher to be employed in a new EU project on the production of sustainable fuels using CO2 as a feedstock. The project involves multiple partners from different countries, and hence, collaborative work is important to reach the objective of this project. The candidate joining the project is expected to have experience in chemical engineering/applied chemistry with specialization in catalysis. Experience in operating high-temperature, high-pressure batch reactors and/or flow reactors is needed. You will join a collaborative team of chemists, engineers, and materials scientists working together to design and develop sustainable chemical processes. We offer a stimulating environment where curiosity, passion, and scientific rigor drive our research forward, and we ask for a strong passion for scientific research and for contributing to society through innovative technologies from you. 

Are you excited by the challenge of developing next-generation hydrogen storage materials through cutting-edge inorganic chemistry? Do you enjoy working at the frontier of mechanochemistry, solid-state reactivity, and sustainable energy systems? Are you curious about how chemistry can enable circular hydrogen carriers and scalable energy storage solutions? Then this role will be an exciting and impactful next step in your career.

All first-year students will be following the Skills & Connect tutorials in periods 1 and 2. The focus is on helping students acquire the right study methods, getting the right attitude towards their studies and gaining some useful professional skills (like Excel and public speaking).