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are looking for a talented and motivated PhD student for the development and evaluation of (electro)catalysts for electrochemical ammonia synthesis from sustainable sources in ceramic electrochemical reactors
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circular use of carbon resources? In this PhD project, you will investigate novel photochemical strategies for the synthesis and chemical recycling of polymers derived from renewable feedstocks. You will
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, Motivation and Impulsivity. The project brings together expertise in longitudinal research, biomarker discovery, clinical validation, data science, evidence synthesis and stakeholder engagement. A central
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synthesis, a clever analysis, or a shared insight over coffee. You will have regular individual meetings with your supervisors with an open-door policy to ensure you have guidance when needed and space to
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create a sustainable world? In our multidisciplinary research team, we have a PhD vacancy in catalysts development for urea synthesis. Join our team to design and improve, in close cooperation with other
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strategies, we aim to contribute to the development of next-generation prodrugs while expanding the synthetic toolbox. As such, this PhD project combines method development with catalysis and organic synthesis
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for Biobased Materials (AMIBM) of Maastricht University, which is part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering. You will work in the group of Professor Katrien Bernaerts, which focusses on the synthesis and
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on the synthesis and design of polymer materials with tunable properties and recyclability exploiting the functionality of biobased building blocks. You will operate from the Brightlands-Chemelot Campus in Geleen
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time. You will combine porous-material synthesis, thin-film preparation and in situ infrared spectroscopy to connect molecular reactions, peptide self-assembly and macroscopic sealing. Develop smart
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this PhD project, you will develop responsive MOF-peptide coatings for adaptive protection and follow their chemistry in real time. You will combine porous-material synthesis, thin-film preparation and in