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Tohoku University

Part-time Researcher/Technical Assistant in Nanostructure Chemistry and Materials Science at Tohoku University Tohoku University in Japan

Degree Level

Postdoc

Field of study

Chemistry

Funding

Part-time fixed-term position with an hourly wage of 1,259 to 1,556 yen. Applicants with a master's or doctoral degree may be offered a higher hourly wage depending on experience and suitability. Commuting allowance is available. Health insurance, employees' pension insurance, workers' compensation insurance, and employment insurance are provided, subject to eligibility conditions.

Deadline

Oct 1, 2026

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Japan

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Tohoku University

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Keywords

Chemistry
Materials Science
Nanoscience
Instrumental Analysis
Physics

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About this position

Tohoku University’s Graduate School of Engineering is recruiting a part-time researcher / technical assistant in the Department of Applied Chemistry at the Aobayama Campus in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan.

The position is centered on experimental support and related laboratory tasks in nanostructure chemistry, functional chemistry, and inorganic and coordination chemistry, with a strong materials-science component. Duties include chemical experiments such as synthesis, thin-film fabrication, and instrumental analysis, as well as equipment cleaning, reagent and supply ordering, equipment maintenance, and computer-based data organization, analysis, graphing, and summary preparation.

This opening is suitable for candidates with backgrounds in chemistry, materials science, physics, or pharmacy. A bachelor’s degree is acceptable, and a master’s degree in chemistry, physics, or materials science is considered an advantage. Prior experience is not required; the lab explicitly welcomes applicants who are motivated to learn and contribute even without previous hands-on experience.

The appointment is fixed-term and part-time, with an hourly wage of 1,259–1,556 yen. Candidates with a master’s or doctoral degree may receive a higher wage depending on experience and suitability. Standard benefits include commuting allowance and social insurance coverage where applicable.

The application deadline is October 1, 2026, though the search may close earlier once a suitable candidate is found. To apply, send a resume with photo and a work history by email to [email protected]. If you have relevant experimental or measurement experience, include details such as experiment type, compounds, and equipment used.

Funding details

Part-time fixed-term position with an hourly wage of 1,259 to 1,556 yen. Applicants with a master's or doctoral degree may be offered a higher hourly wage depending on experience and suitability. Commuting allowance is available. Health insurance, employees' pension insurance, workers' compensation insurance, and employment insurance are provided, subject to eligibility conditions.

What's required

Applicants should have a Ph.D., master's, or bachelor's degree. A bachelor's degree in chemistry, physics, materials science, or pharmacy is required or equivalent work experience/knowledge acquired through vocational training at a higher education institution. A master's degree in chemistry, physics, or materials science is preferred. Experience in chemical or physical experiments or measurements is not required, but willingness to learn and take on experimental support tasks is welcomed.

How to apply

Prepare a resume with a photo and a work history, including details of any chemical or physical experiments or measurements if applicable. Email the application documents to [email protected]. Applications are accepted from July 1, 2026 until October 1, 2026, and may close earlier once a suitable candidate is found.

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