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. Particular emphasis will be placed on understanding the relationships between catalyst structure, interfacial processes, local reaction environments, and electrochemical performance. The project aims
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complex as the photosensitizer together with different CO2-reduction catalysts. The work is mainly laborative, but writing of texts aimed for scientific publications is also a part of the work duties
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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? Yes Offer Description Objective The Doctoral Candidate (DC) will develop poly(ionic liquid)s (PILs)-based composites as cathode catalysts
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enzymatic transformations reactions catalyst synthesis, materials characterization, interface science electrolyzer, electro-enzyme coupled reactor design, electrochemical system optimization electrochemical
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engineering, good knowledge, experience, on sorption and catalysts and their characterization and shaping of sorbents and catalysts. The candidate must be good at written and oral English. Experience in
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) VSB Technical University of Ostrava (DC8) Royal Institute of Technology (DC9) Leiden University (DC10) University of Liverpool (DC11) University of Trieste (DC12) MONOLITHOS Catalysts and Recycling Ltd
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PhD Position in Engineering Materials Project: Development and Characterization of Advanced Sorbents
Science degree in materials science, chemistry or chemical engineering, good knowledge, experience, on sorption and catalysts and their characterization. The candidate must be good at written and oral
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, NMR). Experience in reaction engineering, reactor operation, flow chemistry, process intensification, or catalyst immobilisation. Experience with product separation, purification, membrane processes
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(EOF/TOF), and/or fluoride analysis Experience with reactor design/operation (batch/flow photoreactors, catalyst immobilisation, scale-up considerations) Experience with complex matrices (wastewater
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will provide information on how catalysts could be improved and how the system should be operated to minimize degradation. The project is a collaboration between Volvo Technology AB and Chemical Physics