Maynooth University is offering up to three PhD positions in the Department of Chemistry, funded by Research Ireland. The research projects will focus on the multiscale modelling and development of polymer–hybrid anion-exchange membranes for electrochemical energy applications. This is an exciting opportunity for candidates interested in advanced materials, chemistry, and energy research to join a dynamic research environment at Maynooth University.

The projects are ideal for students with a strong background in chemistry, materials science, or related fields, and who are interested in contributing to the development of innovative membrane technologies for energy applications. The research will involve both theoretical and experimental approaches, including multiscale modelling and synthesis of novel polymer–hybrid materials.

These PhD positions are funded by Research Ireland, though specific details regarding stipend and tuition coverage are available in the full application instructions linked in the post. The application deadline is 20 March 2026, and interested candidates are encouraged to review the full details and apply promptly. The research group is part of the Graduate Research Academy at Maynooth University, providing a supportive and collaborative environment for graduate students.

Applicants should have a strong academic background in chemistry or a closely related discipline, with experience in polymer science, electrochemical energy, or multiscale modelling considered an advantage. The positions offer the opportunity to work on cutting-edge research with real-world impact in the field of energy materials.

For more information and to apply, please visit the provided link to the full application instructions.