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Netherlands. Your job The transition towards a circular, fossil-free chemical industry requires new routes to convert renewable carbon feedstocks and CO₂ into high-value chemicals and materials. Furan derivatives
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background in (bio)geochemistry and Earth Sciences to investigate past carbon cycle changes associated with the transition from short-lived Mesozoic icehouse to greenhouse transitions. The research is part of
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-CO2)”. Your job Marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) is becoming an internationally recognised strategy as a way to mitigate climate change by increasing the ocean’s capacity to store anthropogenic CO2
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molecular methods and fieldwork in polar ecosystems? We have a vacancy for a postdoctoral researcher within the NWO-funded project ‘The key role of mixotrophy in Antarctic Carbon and Sulfur Cycles’ (MACS
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Postdoctoral Researcher in Photocatalysis for water-based paint and coating photocuring with low carbon footprint. Why Apply? You have a PhD in photochemistry with experience in coordination chemistry
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-voltage converters as programmable heat sources, enabling large-scale, efficient electrification of heating in carbon capture and utilization processes. Electrifying industrial heat Industrial heat accounts
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The Faculty of Science Leiden and the Leiden Institute of Chemistry are looking for a Postdoctoral Researcher in Photocatalysis for water-based paint and coating photocuring with low carbon
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behaviour of carbon-based materials such as graphene. Your project on the atomistic mechanisms of liquid copper infiltration (LCI) in steels and the inhibitory role of silicon aligns with the team's broader
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, plant health and stress. It is a scientific satellite mission aiming to improve the understanding of the global carbon cycle and eventually improve the efficiency of agriculture. We are looking for a
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impacts of our missions and respond to the major scientific challenges of our times as captured in the new ESA science strategy https://esamultimedia.esa.int/docs/EarthObservation