PhD in Chemical Complexity of Textile Production and Industrial Ecology Leiden University in Netherlands

Leiden University is advertising a PhD position in chemical complexity of textile production. The project is centered on understanding the chemical complexity of textiles throughout their life cycle and uses Industrial Ecology methods such as material flow analysis (MFA) and life cycle assessment (LCA).

This opportunity is a strong fit for candidates interested in chemistry, environmental science, materials science, and related sustainability research on textile production, product life cycles, and circularity. The post is associated with Heather Logan, an Assistant Professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

The announcement explicitly invites applicants to apply for the PhD position through the provided portal. No funding details, stipend information, or deadline were included in the post excerpt.

Interested applicants should review the vacancy page, prepare the required application documents, and submit them via the application link. The post emphasizes research on textile chemical complexity and industrial ecology tools, so applicants with relevant quantitative, sustainability, or life-cycle analysis experience may find it especially relevant.