PhD Scholarship: Sustainable Chemistry: A fully-funded 4-year PhD position is available in the ARMOIN research group, as part of the DIQUISOS project, focusing on developing catalysts for sustainable chemistry. This position offers international research stays and a multidisciplinary training program, with research centered on catalytic processes crucial for sustainable energy and green chemistry.
PhD Scholarship: Design of Mono- and Multi-metallic Systems for Sustainable Chemistry
Designation:
PhD Candidate
Research Area:
- Catalysis for Sustainable Chemistry
- Oxygen Evolution and Reduction Reactions (OER/ORR)
- E-H Bond Activation for C-E Bond Formation
- Oxyfunctionalization using Molecular Oxygen
Location:
ARMOIN Group, ISACH (CSIC-UZ), Zaragoza, Spain
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Master’s degree in Chemistry
- Experience in Schlenk techniques, dry-box handling, and spectroscopic characterization of organic and organometallic compounds is highly appreciated.
- Strong motivation and previous research experience in catalysis will be beneficial.
Job Description:
The PhD candidate will work on designing and developing catalysts, particularly focusing on Earth-abundant metals for oxygen evolution and reduction reactions. The project emphasizes understanding chemical reaction mechanisms and creating innovative catalytic solutions. Additionally, the student will have the opportunity to develop new metal-oxygen complexes for selective oxy-functionalization reactions.
Key aspects of the position include:
- Multilevel training in experimental, technical, and cognitive areas.
- Participation in national and international conferences.
- Teaching opportunities.
- Short research stays in prestigious international laboratories.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should submit the following documents:
- CV (including academic transcripts for Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chemistry)
- Motivation letter
- Contact details of one or two previous supervisors
Submit your application to:
- Cristina Tejel (ctejel@unizar.es)
- Ana M. Geer (anageer@unizar.es)
Last Date for Application:
October 30, 2024
Estimated Start Date:
January – March 2025
