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specific focus on water–soil interfaces, water retention, fertilizer/nutrient-controlled release, and soil hydration using multi-source biomass feedstocks. Job duties The successful candidate is expected
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required. Knowledge of French is considered an asset. Strong organizational skills, initiative, and a commitment to innovation, scientific excellence, and technology transfer. Criteria of the candidate: PhD
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. Criteria of the candidate: PhD in the subject discipline with a relevant experience as postdoctoral researcher. Prove ability to perform multidisciplinary research and contribute to funded research programs
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-controlled release, and soil hydration using multi-source biomass feedstocks. Job duties The successful candidate is expected to: Design, formulate, and characterize biobased materials such as hydrogels
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management and quality control practices. Foster collaborative linkages with other programmatic areas, core scientific teams, and external partners to strengthen conceptual frameworks and accelerate cross
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. Collaborate with interdisciplinary research teams within the department and with external partners to enhance research outcomes. Candidate Criteria PhD degree in Chemistry, with a specialization in inorganic
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in international conferences. Supervise and mentor undergraduate/graduate students. Qualifications & requirements: PhD degree in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering, Environmental Engineering, or
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controlling their underlying specific functionalities and the structure-properties relationship acting over multiple length scales from the molecular, nano to the macro level and their cross-interactions and (c
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activities or other transversal training. • Disseminate research outcomes through participation in scientific events and publish in leading international journals. Desired skills and experiences: • PhD
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skills and experiences: PhD in plant-soil microbiology, molecular microbiology, or related fields. Strong knowledge of plant-soil-microbe interactions, nodule and root physiology, metabolomic and