5 postdoctoral-heterogeneous-catalyst PhD positions at Uppsala University

Researcher in Nanotechnology and Functional Materials with focus on development of sustainable nanocomposites for efficient precious metal extraction and catalysis

heterogeneous catalysts, enabling diverse organic transformations and the conversion of water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide into valuable products. Work duties The responsibilities of this position involve a wide

Doctoral (PhD) position in Nanotechnology and Functional materials, with focus on metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) for water harvesting and hydrogen generation

, and heterogeneous catalysis. Knowledge and skills in material characterization techniques such as thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA), diffraction techniques (e.g. X-ray), and electron microscopy (SEM

PhD student in data-driven life science - Chemistry

protein structures from cryo EM images and which therefore refines structural heterogeneity directly against single-particle cryo EM data. Your tasks will be to translate the algorithm from the test-bed

PhD student in electron transport and catalysis in metal-organic frameworks

to elucidate how charge propagates through the MOFs. Molecular catalysts of energy relevance, in particular for hydrogen production and CO2 reduction, will be incorporated into the redox-conducting MOFs, and the

PhD student in chemokine immunobiology

environment. The department has more than 100 employees, of which about 25 are doctoral students, 10 postdoctoral fellows, and 40 researchers, teachers and professors. More information about the department and