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ICIQ, the Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia, seeks a Postdoctoral Researcher to join Prof. Julio Lloret’s group in the RAISE project.
The role focuses on developing an adaptive self‑driving laboratory for electrochemical, photoelectrochemical and photochemical research, built on AMPER with automated handling and real‑time analytics. The successful candidate will advance Bayesian optimization, data‑driven workflows and edge control, collaborating across the RAISE/2AID consortium and
The Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ) is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to work Prof. Julio Lloret’s group. This position will be funded by the project AIA2025-163492-C53 – Robotics and Artificial Intelligence for Intensified Synthesis and Experimentation (RAISE).
ICIQ is one of the world’s internationally recognized leading institutions in the field of chemistry committed to solving major social and economic challenges by conducting top quality research in three main areas: Sustainable Catalysis, Renewable Energy and Health. The institute also aims at training the future generation of scientists by offering high-quality educational programs to master, PhD students and postdoctoral researchers (full details on http://www.iciq.org/).
ICIQ is looking for a postdoctoral researcher in the group of Prof. Julio Lloret to work in the project Self-Driving Laboratories for Sustainable Catalysis.
The postdoctoral researcher will lead the development and scientific deployment of an adaptive self‑driving laboratory for electrochemical, photoelectrochemical and photochemical research. The work will build on AMPER, the Automated Modular Platform for Electrochemical Research developed at ICIQ, which already integrates robotic handling, gas and liquid management, electrochemical flow cells, potentiostats and a modular PLC/SCADA-based control layer.
The project will connect agentic orchestration, automated experimentation, real‑time analytics and data-driven optimization. The researcher will develop workflows in which experimental goals are translated into executable protocols, results are processed and stored with full traceability, and Bayesian optimization, active learning or related machine‑learning methods select the next experiments. Edge control and low‑latency analysis may be implemented where required for dynamic systems.
The platform will be validated through high-impact applications in sustainable catalysis, including electrocatalytic CO₂ conversion to fuels and chemical feedstocks, green hydrogen production, catalyst durability and the optimization of electrochemical devices. The role combines independent research with close collaboration across the RAISE/2AID consortium and supervision of early-career researchers.
Applicants may come primarily from experimental catalysis/electrochemistry or from automation/robotics/data‑driven experimentation. A strong profile in one domain, together with a credible plan to bridge to the others, is more important than prior mastery of every technique.
ICIQ follows the principles of Open, Transparent and Merit‑based Recruitment (OTM‑R) and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers as established by the European Commission.
ICIQ follows in its selection process a gender equality opportunity policy and a non‑discrimination policy on the basis of age, ethnic or social origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, language and disability.
ICIQ is committed to promoting a work‑life balance for its employees and, as such, offers flexible working hours.
ICIQ’s selection process usually entails the following phases:
For further information, you can visit our HR Excellence in Research page at: HR Excellence in Research (iciq.org)