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A leading university seeks a Research Fellow in Mechanochemistry to advance research in plastic depolymerisation. The role involves designing catalysts and understanding mechanisms for recycling plastics, contributing to a circular economy. Applicants should have a PhD in a relevant field and a strong background in catalyst design.
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The role
Role
Applications are invited for a Research Fellow position to work in the Catalysis for Chemical Circularity Group in School of Engineering, University of Surrey. The main role of the post holder will be to carry out research in polyester-based plastic (PET, PLA, etc) depolymerisation into monomer chemicals using mechanochemistry, developing research expertise and portfolios in this emerging field towards a circular plastic economy. This interdisciplinary project is in close collaboration with academics in University of Birmingham, Imperial College London and Queen's University of Belfast, and companies in the waste management and plastic production sectors. By participating in the stakeholder engagement, the post holder will gain great insight in the plastic chemical recycling field, and development their professional network and career growth. The main project objectives are:
O1. Design efficient nanoscale zeolite catalysts and robust mechanochemical process to recycle PET and PLA into monomer feedstocks.
O2. Benchmark different mechanochemical reaction systems for kinetics and parameter translation.
O3. Understand the depolymerisation mechanism using advanced characterisation for further catalyst discovery and process engineering.
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