Research Intern: CO2 Capture & Solvent Degradation

TNO

Rijswijk

On-site

EUR 6,200 - 7,500

Full time

14 days+

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Benefits offered by this job

€615 monthly internship allowance

Travel reimbursement

Jong TNO membership

Job summary

TNO invites MSc students in chemistry to join the Sustainable Process and Energy Systems department for a four-month internship. You will study oxidation pathways of second-generation amine solvents, set up experiments to measure dissolved oxygen, and learn FTIR, titration and other physicochemical methods in a lab environment.

You will work in a multidisciplinary, international team, report in English, and receive supervision, a monthly allowance of €615, travel reimbursement, and access to

Qualifications

Master's students in chemistry with interest in industrial chemistry and reaction mechanisms.
Work in a structured way, be a team player and multitask.
Interest in practical laboratory work and safety practices.
Communicate and report in English.

Responsibilities

Conceptual redesign of experimental setup to measure Dissolved Oxygen in amine-based solvents.
Work in a lab environment using physicochemical methods (FTIR, titration, etc).
Build and carry out an experimental plan to study O2 activation pathways.
Learn installation of instruments (mass flowmeters, thermocouples, sensors) and solvent-based CO2 capture concepts.

Skills

Chemistry

Lab work

English communication

Education

Master's student in Chemistry

Tools

FTIR

Acid titration

Mass flowmeters

Thermocouples

Fluorescence-decay sensors

Job description

You will work in a multidisciplinary, international team, report in English, and receive supervision, a monthly allowance of €615, travel reimbursement, and access to

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