Postdoctoral Position in High-Throughput Catalyst Ink for CO2 Conversion at University of Toronto University of Toronto in Canada

PhD opportunity at the University of Leeds on Understanding and Predicting CaCO3 Growth on Subsea Infrastructure . This project investigates the formation and growth of calcareous deposits (CaCO3) on subsea infrastructure and their impact on cathodic protection systems. The research combines experimental investigation, advanced characterisation, electrochemical analysis, and predictive modelling to improve offshore engineering design. The project is undertaken in collaboration with Deepwater EU ...

Now hiring: Singapore NRF Postdoctoral Award 2026 at the National University of Singapore (NUS). This opportunity is for early-career researchers interested in electrochemical technologies , industrial decarbonization , and electrified chemical processes , with strong alignment to Singapore’s RIE2030 priorities. The host group works in electrocatalysis , electrochemical engineering , and sustainable electrosynthesis , and offers a highly interdisciplinary environment with state-of-the-art electr...

PhD opportunity at the Université de Sherbrooke in Canada, focused on the optimization of a micropillar microfabrication process for Fan-Out Wafer Level Packaging (FOWLP). The project sits at the intersection of advanced microelectronics, heterogeneous integration, and manufacturing process development for high-performance computing, AI, aerospace, and defense applications. The thesis aims to develop high-density vertical interconnections with a pitch below 30 μm, compatible with a manufacturing...

PhD opportunity at the University of Victoria in the Gharehkhani Group, co-supervised by Prof. James Olson and Prof. Peter Wild. The project focuses on developing novel wood-based materials, with particular attention to microfibrillated cellulose and the refining process. The research combines experimental work with extensive data analysis and may include machine learning tools to improve process understanding and materials development. Preferred backgrounds include mechanical engineering, pulp ...

PhD opportunity at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada in multiscale modeling of glancing-angle deposition (GLAD) thin-film catalysts for hydrogen . The project is jointly associated with the Department of Mechanical Engineering and NRC Canada , with supervision by Dr. Wylie Stroberg and Dr. Ken Harris . The research focus is on off-lattice, material-specific simulations of GLAD fabrication, together with experimental validation . Applicants should have an MSc in mechanical engineering, ...