Ifan Stephens

Imperial College London is recruiting two postdoctoral researchers for the new DigiElectrocat programme. The project sits at the intersection of electrocatalysis , AI-guided discovery , and automated experimentation , with a strong focus on accelerating the discovery of sustainable chemicals and fuels. The opportunity is embedded in a highly collaborative international network that includes partners in Denmark through CAPeX (The Pioneer Center for Accelerating P2X Materials Discovery) and collaborators across Imperial and beyond. The broader research environment connects to power-to-X, materials discovery, and sustainable energy solutions. Relevant research interests include electrochemistry, chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, and computational/AI-enabled discovery workflows. The post is especially suitable for candidates interested in experimental catalysis, data-driven research, and automation in the lab. Imperial states that it encourages applications from candidates from groups currently underrepresented in STEM. The post is a hired postdoctoral research position rather than a scholarship or studentship. No specific deadline, salary, or eligibility checklist is provided in the social post itself. Applicants should use the linked Imperial job advert and submit their application online through the university recruitment system. If technical issues arise, Imperial provides support via [email protected].