Postdoc: Transition Metal Catalysis for CO2 Capture

Aarhus Universitet; Aarhus; On-site; DKK 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

Aarhus University, Institute for Chemistry, invites applications for a 1-year Post Doctoral position focused on transition metal catalysis and the development of materials for CO2 capture and utilisation. The successful candidate will work in the CORC center, collaborating with a diverse team of postdocs and PhD students, starting February 2027.

The role emphasizes independent and collaborative research on catalytic processes, aiming to upscale materials for CO2 capture and their use in carbon

Qualifications

• PhD in synthetic chemistry or related field is required.
• Strong background in organic synthesis and transition metal catalysis.
• Familiarity with organometallic chemistry and synthesis of organometallic complexes.
• Experience with technologies for carbon capture and utilisation.
• Good communication skills and experience in drafting publications.
• Experience with international collaborations.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Responsibilities

• Develop catalytic methods based on transition metal catalysis for CO2 capture materials.
• Upscale production of CO2 capture materials and integrate into capture and conversion workflows.
• Conduct independent and collaborative projects within the CORC center.
• Collaborate with other group members and external partners to advance research objectives.

Skills

PhD in synthetic chemistry

Organic synthesis

Transition metal catalysis

Organometallic chemistry

CO2 capture & utilisation

Scientific writing

International collaborations

Independent & team player

Education

PhD in synthetic chemistry

Job description

Aarhus University, Institute for Chemistry, invites applications for a 1-year Post Doctoral position focused on transition metal catalysis and the development of materials for CO2 capture and utilisation. The successful candidate will work in the CORC center, collaborating with a diverse team of postdocs and PhD students, starting February 2027.

The role emphasizes independent and collaborative research on catalytic processes, aiming to upscale materials for CO2 capture and their use in carbon