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composites, and sustainable materials. With over 70 researchers and PhD students, and strong national and international collaborations, MSN is a growing force in materials research. Job Description: We
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SUSMAT - Post-Doctoral Fellow Positions in Development of Multifunctional Hydrogels for Agricultural
, physical and chemical conversion strategies and engineering processes (b) understanding and controlling their underlying specific functionalities and the structure-properties relationship acting over
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) understanding and 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
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of computational tools for process monitoring and predictive analysis Candidate Criteria Applicants should have: A PhD in Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a closely related field Strong expertise in
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very low; Propose characterisation of the soil properties collected from different studied farms; Test how to Improve soil organic carbon content using organo-mineral resources under controlled condition
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microbiome and mimicking greenhouse-emitted gases. Implement controlled and field experiments to measure GHG and trade-offs for nutrient efficiency. Mentor master students and PhDs Education, qualifications
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of different P-based materials via the sol-gel and solvothermal methods with control over morphology, particle size, and composition. Material characterization using XRD, SEM, EDS, ICP, BET, TGA, FTIR, RAMAN
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integrate field investigations, controlled experiments, and advanced analytical approaches, including soil chemistry, microbial ecology, molecular tools, and functional assays. Education A PhD in soil science
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. Required Qualifications & Experience PhD in Materials Chemistry, Extractive Metallurgy, or Chemical Engineering with a focus on resource recovery or battery materials. Research experience in metal recovery
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, physical and chemical conversion strategies and engineering processes (b) understanding and controlling their underlying specific functionalities and the structure-properties relationship acting over