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. The research programs are integrated from long-term research to short-term applications in linkage with incubation and start-up ecosystems. About CBS: The Chemical & Biochemical Sciences Green Process
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pretreatment, particularly in media filtration process. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, collaborative, and interdisciplinary environment with a strong tradition of combining both fundamental and
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applications in linkage with incubation and start-up ecosystems. About CBS: The Chemical & Biochemical Sciences Green Process Engineering Department (CBS) is a component of the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University
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project supported by OCP Green Water. We seek candidates with demonstrated expertise in seawater desalination pretreatment, particularly in media filtration process. The successful candidate will join a
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description SUSMAT - Postdoctoral Position in Computer-Aided Design and Discovery of Sustainable Polymer Materials About UM6P: Mohammed
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SUSMAT - Postdoctoral Position in Computer-Aided Design and Discovery of Sustainable Polymer Materials About UM6P: Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) is an internationally oriented
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linkage with incubation and start-up ecosystems. About ACER: The center has been recently created to address enduring process challenges in Chemistry and Engineering disciplines and create an environment
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. The project focuses on developing sustainable and optimized processes for the purification of industrial acidic and complex aqueous media through the selective removal and recovery of impurities to enable
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of acidic and aqueous media, impurity separation, and materials characterization to join a cutting-edge research team. The project focuses on developing sustainable and optimized processes
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tools. Knowledge of ligand design, coordination chemistry, surfactants, flotation reagents, specialty chemicals, or phosphoric acid processing is highly desirable. Experience in developing chemical