Research Associate
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Job Description
This Research Associate position in the University of Surrey's Energy and Materials group focuses on upscaling inorganic catalysts for CO2 to light hydrocarbons. Key responsibilities include synthesizing and characterizing copper-based catalysts, conducting catalytic testing, and performing analysis, reporting, and contributing to IP and publications. Applicants must hold a PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Material Science and possess direct research experience in inorganic catalyst synthesis, characterization, and catalytic testing.
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Key Responsibilities
- Become a research team member in the Energy and Materials group in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. The project’s focus is to help upscale inorganic catalysts for the production of light hydrocarbons from CO2. (this is a fixed term contract up to March 2027).
- This project is funded by HEIF and Innovate Surrey. In this role, you will:
- Synthesis, advanced characterisation and catalytic testing of exsolved copper based catalysts.
- Perform critical analysis of the results and report to supervisors regular updates
- Assist in the production of intellectual property and/or high-impact papers for the benefit of both team members and the University of Surrey.
Requirements
- A PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Material Science.
- Direct research experience in synthesis of inorganic catalysts and characterisation.
- Prior experience in Catalytic testing
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The position is based at University of Surrey, in Guildford, GB. Check the job description above for flexible or hybrid arrangements.
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