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Luc Avérous

Professor at University of Strasbourg

University of Strasbourg

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Polymer Chemistry

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Organic Chemistry

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Chemistry

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Lignin Chemistry

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Environmental Science

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Biodegradable Material

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Luc Avérous

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University of Strasbourg

Chemistry and Physics

This postdoctoral position at the University of Strasbourg and CNRS (ICPEES) focuses on the synthesis and characterization of environmentally friendly polymers, particularly biopolymers and renewable polymer materials. The successful candidate will join the BioTeam, led by Professor Luc Avérous, a renowned group specializing in experimental approaches to biodegradable and renewable polymer-based systems for environmental and biomedical applications. The research will involve polymer synthesis, chemical modification of biopolymers, and advanced characterization techniques, with building blocks such as lignins. The project is developed in collaboration with Soprema, a global leader in waterproofing and insulation, as part of the joint research laboratory Mutaxio, and includes partnerships with other European university labs. Responsibilities include managing a research topic, supervising early-stage researchers, publishing in high-impact journals, and presenting results at meetings. The position is full-time, funded by internal resources, and not part of an EU programme. Applicants must hold a PhD in chemistry, physics, or a related field, with 1–4 years of research experience, and demonstrate independent research skills, leadership, and communication abilities. Experience in polymer synthesis, biopolymer modification, organic and physical chemistry, and publication in relevant fields is required. Basic French language skills are expected. The application process requires submission of a CV, letters of intent, publication list, and degree certificates via the CNRS portal. The work location is Strasbourg, with access to university facilities and public transport.

4 months ago