Overview
KFUPM is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher to develop advanced materials and catalytic pathways for carbon capture, CO2 separation and conversion into useful chemicals and fuels.
Complete research opportunity details
Research includes porous and nanostructured materials, adsorption and reduction kinetics, catalytic and photocatalytic conversion, publication, collaboration and graduate-student support.
Eligibility requirements
PhD in Chemical Engineering with strong carbon-capture and catalytic-conversion experience, nanostructured-materials expertise and a strong publication record. The posting additionally requires a PhD awarded in or after 2021, no D/F-equivalent grades, and its stated publication and university-ranking criteria.
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Verification notes
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