Postdoc: Transition Metal Catalysis for Plastic Recycling

Dansk Sprogskole; Aarhus; On-site; DKK 357,000 - 469,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Research infrastructure

Interdisciplinary environment

Open discussion culture

Networking opportunities

Work-life balance

Job summary

Aarhus University invites applications for a 5-month Post Doctoral position in the Skrydstrup group, focusing on transition metal catalysis and the recycling of thermoset plastics.

The successful candidate will contribute to catalytic method development, study mechanisms, and deconstruction projects, working closely with group members and international collaborators.

The role emphasizes independent work, teamwork, strong communication, and the preparation of publications.

Qualifications

• PhD in synthetic chemistry or a closely related field.
• Strong background in organic synthesis and transition metal catalysis.
• Familiar with organometallic chemistry and synthesis of organometallic complexes.
• Experience with technologies for plastic recycling.
• Excellent communication skills and experience 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 thermoset plastic recycling.
• Investigate different catalytic processes and study reaction mechanisms.
• Contribute to independent and collaborative projects on deconstruction of thermoset plastics.
• Collaborate closely with the Skrydstrup Group and other researchers.

Skills

Transition metal catalysis

Organic synthesis

Organometallic chemistry

Plastic recycling technologies

Publication writing

International collaborations

Independent work

Team player

Education

PhD in synthetic chemistry or related field

Job description

Aarhus University invites applications for a 5-month Post Doctoral position in the Skrydstrup group, focusing on transition metal catalysis and the recycling of thermoset plastics.

The successful candidate will contribute to catalytic method development, study mechanisms, and deconstruction projects, working closely with group members and international collaborators.

The role emphasizes independent work, teamwork, strong communication, and the preparation of publications.