Ashok Kumar Nanjundan
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Research Fellow in Battery Recycling and Critical Materials Recovery University of Southern Queensland in Australia
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
This is a newly funded AISRF Australia–India project-based Research Fellow position at the University of Southern Queensland. Funding is implied through the project support, but no stipend, salary, tuition, or duration details are provided in the post.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Australia
University
University of Southern Queensland
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About this position
University of Southern Queensland is recruiting a Research Fellow in Battery Recycling and Critical Materials Recovery for a newly funded AISRF Australia–India project based at the Springfield Campus.
This opportunity is centered on green chemistry and critical mineral recovery from spent lithium-ion batteries, with research spanning battery recycling, ionic liquids, deep eutectic solvents, materials characterisation, and reintegration of recovered materials into battery components.
The post is suitable for an early-career researcher with a PhD in chemistry, materials science, engineering, or a related discipline. Relevant expertise includes battery recycling, hydrometallurgy, green solvents, electrochemical materials, and energy storage.
The announcer is Professor Ashok Kumar Nanjundan at the University of Southern Queensland, with links to Griffith University also shown in the post. The role is research-focused and appears to be a job-like academic opening rather than a student scholarship.
No deadline, salary, or formal application portal is provided in the post. Interested candidates should monitor the linked post or contact the announcer directly through the professional network if appropriate.
Funding details
This is a newly funded AISRF Australia–India project-based Research Fellow position at the University of Southern Queensland. Funding is implied through the project support, but no stipend, salary, tuition, or duration details are provided in the post.
What's required
Candidates should have a PhD in chemistry, materials science, engineering, or a related field. Desired expertise includes battery recycling, hydrometallurgy, green solvents, electrochemical materials, and energy storage. The post is aimed at an outstanding early-career researcher.
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Research Interests
Chemistry
Ionic Liquid
Lithium-ion Batteries
Chemical Engineering
Materials Science
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