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PhD Position in Electrochemical Purification, TU Delft, Netherlands

Postdoctoral Position - 2019 in Netherlands, Delft University of Technology

PhD Position in Electrochemical Purification: Join the Materials Production, Refining and Recycling (MPRR) group at TU Delft to develop innovative electrochemical technologies aimed at enhancing battery recycling and contributing to a sustainable circular economy.

PhD Position in Electrochemical Purification and Recovery from Mixed Li-Ion Battery Waste, Netherlands

Designation

PhD Researcher

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FieldDetails
Research AreaElectrochemical purification and recovery of materials from mixed Li-ion battery waste.
LocationTU Delft, Netherlands
Eligibility/QualificationMSc degree in Materials Science, Metallurgy, Chemistry, or related fields.
Application Deadline23 March 2026

Research Area

The project focuses on recovering high-purity materials from mixed NMC and LFP Li-ion battery waste streams through innovative electrochemical methods.

Location

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, TU Delft, Delft, Netherlands

Eligibility/Qualification

  • Educational Background: MSc degree in Materials Science, Metallurgy, Chemistry, or closely related field.
  • Experience: Practical experience in hydrometallurgy and electrochemistry; prior work on lithium battery recycling is a plus.
  • Skills: Hands-on laboratory experience, knowledge of safety procedures, and strong communication skills in English.

Description

As a PhD researcher, you will be part of a project dedicated to enhancing the recycling processes for Li-ion batteries. Your main responsibilities will include:

  • Optimizing the leaching of elements from battery waste.
  • Developing sustainable purification and separation processes.
  • Evaluating recycled materials for use in new battery cells.
  • Contributing to lower chemical usage and reduced greenhouse gas emissions compared to conventional methods.

You will work under the supervision of experts from TU Delft and TNO as part of the ADAPT-BATT project, which is part of the national Material Independence & Circular Batteries program in the Netherlands.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should apply by submitting the following documents:

  • A cover (motivation) letter
  • A detailed CV
  • The abstract of your MSc thesis in English

Applications can be submitted through the online application portal on the TU Delft website. Note: Applications sent via email or post will not be processed.

Last Date for Apply

23 March 2026

Take the opportunity to contribute to the future of battery recycling at TU Delft!

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