The University of Cambridge is offering a postdoctoral research associate position in the field of biophotoelectrochemistry, focusing on bio-photoelectrochemical device assembly for semi-artificial photosynthesis. The position is supervised by Assistant Professor Jenny Zhang, a leading researcher in materials chemistry. The research will involve the development and assembly of advanced bio-photoelectrochemical devices, integrating principles from materials chemistry and photosynthesis to create innovative solutions for energy conversion and artificial photosynthesis.

Candidates should have a PhD in materials chemistry, chemistry, or a closely related discipline. Experience in biophotoelectrochemistry, device assembly, or semi-artificial photosynthesis is highly desirable. The successful applicant will join a dynamic research group at the University of Cambridge, working in a collaborative and interdisciplinary environment. The position is fully funded and fixed-term, with salary and benefits as per university guidelines.

Interested applicants should apply through the University of Cambridge jobs portal. For more information, refer to the official job posting. This opportunity is ideal for researchers interested in materials science, chemistry, and the interface of biology and device engineering.