Mark van Loosdrecht

TU Delft is advertising 1 PhD position and 1 postdoctoral position within the Contaminated Sludge to Resource program. The work is multidisciplinary and spans Environmental Biotechnology , Water Management , and Hydraulic Engineering , with support from the Haskoning Innovation & Education Fund and co-funding from the TKI ChemistryNL research programme. The PhD project is titled Microbial Transformation Processes in Contaminated Sediment Depots . It focuses on microbial transformation in contaminated sediments, pollutant degradation pathways, microbial communities, and bioreactor concepts for sustainable sediment management. This is a strong fit for candidates interested in environmental microbiology, biogeochemical processes, and sustainable remediation/resource recovery. The postdoc is titled Physicochemical Processes in Sediment Depots for Resource Recovery . It centers on biochemical and physicochemical processes in contaminated sediment depots, pollutant transformation, resource recovery, and sustainable management. This role is suitable for researchers with experience in process-oriented environmental engineering, sediment treatment, or related areas. The post is shared by Professor Mark van Loosdrecht of Delft University of Technology . No deadline, stipend, or detailed eligibility criteria are included in the post text provided. Interested applicants should follow the vacancy pages for the PhD and postdoc openings and review the full application instructions there.