Postdoctoral Positions Chemistry

KAUST; Jeddah; On-site; SAR 168,728 - 206,224; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tax-free salary

On-campus housing

Health insurance

K-12 education

Job summary

KAUST in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia invites postdocs in the Physical Science and Engineering Division (Postdoc) in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. We offer a tax-free salary no less than $50k/year, free on-campus housing, free health insurance for family, and free K-12 education at the KAUST international school. We are hiring at least 3 postdocs for research themes MOFs/COFs and Porous Organic Polymers.

The ONE Lab led by Prof. Cafer T.

Qualifications

• The successful candidate should hold a degree in chemistry.

Education

Degree in Chemistry

Job description

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology: Postdoc Positions: Physical Science and Engineering Division (postdoc): Chemistry and Chemical Engineering (postdoc)

Location

King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST)

A generous package will be offered for postdocs that includes a competitive tax‑free salary (no less than $50k/year), free on‑campus housing, free health insurance for the entire family and dependents, and free K-12 education at the KAUST international school. Dual appointments are welcome, including non‑scientist spouses.

We will be hiring a minimum of 3 Postdocs for the following research themes :

• MOFs or COFs
• Porous Organic Polymers

About ONE Lab:

Prof. Cafer T. Yavuz moved from KAIST at the end of 2020 and established the lab in KAUST with a core team of 19 scholars. Officially named Oxide and Organic Nanomaterials for Energy and Environment Laboratory (ONE Lab), we focus on nanomaterials design and development for applications that span from gas capture and storage to heterogeneous catalysis, seawater mining to 3D printing.

About KAUST:

KAUST is located on the Red Sea near Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Opening in September 2009, KAUST has state‑of‑the‑art equipment, research, and recreational facilities and record‑breaking computational resources and welcomes exceptional researchers, faculty, and students from around the world.

Qualifications

The successful candidates should have degree(s) in chemistry.