16 heterogeneous-catalysis scholarships in phd

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

Heterogeneous catalysts are needed to make things like fertilizers, medicines, fuels, and plastics. We need them for most our products. In the newly (2024) started Catalysis and Self-Assembly Group

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

and work assignments Your research in the Catalysis and Self-Assembly group will focus on developing fundamental principles for more active and selective heterogeneous catalysts. Questions that may be

PhD position in heterogeneous catalysis

on fundamental and applied aspects of heterogeneous catalysis to make sustainable materials and chemicals. Information about our research can be found here: Catalysis and Self-Assembly, CATSA  . Information

PhD (M/F) non thermal plasma and heterogeneous catalysis

academic year) in engineering and/or a master's degree in chemistry. The position requires solid knowledge in heterogeneous catalysis, good oral and written communication skills (English) to present results

PhD student in Organic Chemistry in the area of heterogeneous catalysis for sustainable organic synthesis

Heterogeneous catalysis for sustainable organic synthesis. Supervision: Prof. Miguel Rivero-Crespo. A PhD position is offered in the group of Prof. M. Rivero-Crespo at Stockholm University. The candidate will

3 PhD Positions in Catalysis at Politecnico di Milano

independent and collaborative research in the field of heterogeneous catalysis Design, synthesize, and characterize novel catalytic materials Develop and optimize catalytic processes for the production

PhD in Technology Assessment of Suitable Hydrogen Carriers

, Synthesis & Catalysis and Molecular Photonics . The Synthesis & Catalysis encompasses organic synthesis and all aspects of catalysis, including homogeneous catalysis, heterogeneous catalysis, biocatalysis

PhD Thesis M/F : Intensification of ammonia synthesis for energy storage

a joint approach combining simulation-based process design with experimental research on heterogeneous catalysis for the optimisation of ammonia production that would be compatible with the EU's 2050

PhD positions (2) in Electrocatalytic CO2 and CO Reduction at Elevated Temperatures for Making Long Carbon Chain Species – DTU Physics

for seamless external stays. The project will take place in the Surface Science and Catalysis (SurfCat) at DTU Physics but may collaborate with both partners within DTU and externally. A senior researcher from

PhD (M/F) - Topic: Electrochemical Hydrogenation of unsaturated C-O bonds using molecular complexes; CO2 conversion

catalysts on electrodes, allowing for the benefits of homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis to be combined. Methods and Materials: Inorganic synthesis, electrochemical characterization, catalytic reaction