Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Redox-Active Materials Chemistry for Electrochemical Energy Storage The University of British Columbia in Canada

The Energy Conversion Group at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory is seeking a postdoctoral scholar in electrochemical engineering. The researcher will work on challenging problems in electrochemical technologies within an interdisciplinary environment spanning electrochemistry, chemical engineering, and materials science. The opening is based in the Bay Area of California, United States, and offers the opportunity to contribute to research addressing demanding scientific and engineering chal...

Hoang Dang, Assistant Professor at Queen’s University, is recruiting a PhD student for the Recharge Lab in Chemical Engineering at Queen’s University in Kingston, Canada. The research focus is on batteries, energy storage materials, and electrochemistry. This is a strong fit for students interested in sustainable energy, electrochemical systems, and advanced materials for next-generation storage technologies. The post is a direct first-person recruitment message from the lab owner, so this is an...

Postdoctoral Research Fellow opportunity in redox-active materials chemistry at the University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver campus, in the Amini Lab within the Department of Materials Engineering. The project focuses on the design, synthesis, functionalization, and chemical modification of redox-active organic, inorganic, and coordination compounds for electrochemical energy storage . Research topics include tuning redox potentials, electrochemical reversibility, reaction kinetics, stabi...

#PhD position in Advanced Characterization for Next-Generation Batteries at Concordia University, Montreal, Canada. The project is in the Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering and focuses on battery materials and interfaces, using X-ray spectroscopy to study changes during battery operation. The student will work with Prof. Sixu Deng and contribute to advanced battery characterization research. Research themes include in-situ experimental setups for battery research using the EasyXAFS...

The Baker group at Queen’s University is hiring PhD students in areas related to Chemical Engineering and Chemistry . The post is from Rachel Baker, Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at Queen’s University, and invites interested candidates to join a fun team of chemists and chemical engineers. This appears to be a research opening rather than a scholarship programme. No funding details, deadline, or formal application portal are included in the visible post text. Interested applicants ...