KU Leuven is advertising a fully funded PhD position in the field of NMR crystallography and chemistry of cement hydrates, specifically focusing on water structuring and dynamics in cementitious LDH phases. The research will be conducted within the NMRCoRe group, led by Associate Professor Ruben Snellings, an expert in applied mineralogy.

The project aims to advance understanding of the structure and behavior of water in cement hydrate systems using advanced NMR techniques and crystallographic analysis. Applicants should have a strong background in chemistry, materials science, or a related discipline, and experience with NMR or crystallography is highly valued.

The position offers a competitive stipend, tuition coverage, and the opportunity to work in a leading research environment at KU Leuven in Belgium. Interested candidates should apply online via the KU Leuven jobsite, submitting all required documents before the deadline. This is an excellent opportunity for motivated students interested in interdisciplinary research at the interface of chemistry and materials science.