The University of Macau is inviting applications for two postdoctoral fellow positions in a dynamic research group led by Professor Pan Hui. The group is engaged in cutting-edge research in electrocatalysis, focusing on water electrolysis and CO2 reduction, with the aim of bridging fundamental science and real-world applications. This opportunity is part of the UM Postdoctoral Fellow scheme under the UM Talent Programme, designed to attract outstanding PhD graduates and strengthen the university's research capabilities.

Successful candidates will join a vibrant team at the forefront of materials science and catalysis, contributing to transformative discoveries in energy conversion and environmental sustainability. The positions are open to candidates with a PhD degree (or equivalent) from top-ranked universities or disciplines, awarded within the last two years or expected within six months of the application deadline. Applicants must demonstrate a strong academic record, including publications, patents, presentations, and academic awards. Current UM Postdoctoral Fellows under the UM Talent Programme are not eligible to apply.

The postdoctoral appointment is for a two-year contract, with a taxable annual remuneration starting from MOP336,000 (approximately USD41,480), adjusted based on qualifications and experience. The effective local income tax rate is typically 5%–7% after exemptions. The research group is based at the University of Macau, a leading institution in Macau, China, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and a collaborative academic environment.

Applicants should submit their applications online via the University of Macau Talent Programme portal by 30 January 2026. Required documents include a detailed CV, academic certificate, performance summary, research proposal, and five representative academic publications. For further information or enquiries, candidates may contact the Research Services and Knowledge Transfer Office at [email protected].

This is an excellent opportunity for early-career researchers in electrocatalysis, materials science, and related fields to advance their careers in a supportive and innovative setting. The University of Macau encourages applications from candidates with a passion for research and a commitment to academic excellence.