Academic Research Assistant (m/f/x): Saarland University, known for its strong research programs and commitment to fostering academic talent, is inviting applications for the position of Academic Research Assistant in Inorganic Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry. The selected candidate will contribute to groundbreaking research in the synthesis of superacidic biscations and radicals of the p-block, focusing on the activation of strong bonds and small molecules. This position offers a dynamic learning environment and the opportunity to work at the interface of Inorganic-, Organic-, and Physical Chemistry.
Academic Research Assistant (m/f/x) – Inorganic Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry
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| Designation | Academic Research Assistant |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | W2425 |
| Salary | In accordance with the German TV-L salary scale1, pay grade: E13 |
| Employment | 2 years, 100% of standard working time |
Workplace/Department: Your ideal project relates to the synthesis of superacidic biscations and radicals of the p-block targeting the activation of strong bonds and small molecules as well as functional group transfer with metals. The group is known for research at the interface of Inorganic-, Organic- and Physical chemistry with a focus on synthesis under inert conditions. Knowledge in computational chemistry is beneficial, yet not required. Applicants interested in transition metal- or photochemistry/physics with radicals will be considered, also. Please contact Dominik Munz by Email for further details.
Job Requirements and Responsibilities:
- Planning and conducting inorganic and organic chemical synthesis.
- Creative advancement of own project.
- Evaluation, assessment, presentation, and publication of results.
- Maintaining working standards in the laboratory, equipment maintenance.
- Co-supervision/Teamwork with graduate students.
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Doctoral degree/PhD in Chemistry or equivalent.
- Experience in handling air-sensitive compounds.
- Experience in standard chemical analysis (NMR, MS, IR, etc.).
- Knowledge in computational chemistry beneficial, yet not required.
- Curiosity, enthusiasm, and motivation to acquire and generate new knowledge.
- Good team spirit, collaborative team player, creativity, high level of commitment.
- German skills are an advantage, yet not required.
How to Apply: Please send your CV with names and contact details of two references, a cover letter, and a (short) statement of specific research interests and motivation (included in the cover letter/or separate) to the following address:
Universität des Saarlandes Herr Prof. Dr. Dominik Munz Inorganic Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry Campus C4. 1 66123 Saarbrücken Email: dominik.munz@uni-saarland.de
Last Date for Apply: Applications must be received by no later than 10 February 2024.
Disclaimer: This job post is based on information obtained from a reliable source. Applicants are encouraged to verify details and check the official Saarland University website for further information and updates.
For any inquiries, please contact: Herr Prof. Dr. Dominik Munz Inorganic Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry Tel.: 0049 681 302 2970
