PhD Positions in Hybrid Porous Materials, CO2 Valorization, and Sustainable Construction at Indian Institute of Technology Jammu

The Hybrid Porous Materials Research Group at the Indian Institute of Technology Jammu, led by Dean International Relations & Associate Professor Jayaramulu Kolleboyina, is inviting applications for PhD positions. The group is engaged in cutting-edge interdisciplinary research with a focus on CO2 valorization (electrochemical), carbon capture, sustainable construction materials, advanced gas sensors, and functional materials. Their work integrates chemistry, materials science, structural engineering, and artificial intelligence, and is supported by strong international collaborations and funded research projects. Research topics include the design and development of advanced hybrid two-dimensional (2D) porous materials, water purification and harvesting, clean energy conversion, storage technology, and the development of sustainable construction materials such as geopolymer concrete. The group is also active in resource recovery and reuse for concrete production, and in developing holistic solutions for environmental sustainability and energy efficiency, such as converting CO2 and H2O into useful products using sunlight. Applicants should have a Master’s degree in a relevant discipline and a valid CSIR/UGC-JRF, NET, or GATE qualification as per institute norms. The group values candidates with a passion for research and interdisciplinary innovation. Scholars will benefit from global exposure, opportunities for international collaboration, and a vibrant research environment with a strong publication and patent record. To apply, candidates should send their CV and relevant documents to [email protected] or [email protected]. For more information about the research group and its activities, visit http://jrams.in/ . The position is associated with funded research projects, but specific details about the funding package are not provided in the announcement. Keywords: Hybrid Porous Materials, CO2 Valorization, Carbon Capture, Sustainable Construction Materials, Advanced Gas Sensors, Chemistry, Materials Science, Structural Engineering, Artificial Intelligence.