Philippe Jubault

Postdoctoral position in organic synthesis and flow chemistry at the CARMeN Institute (UMR 6064), INSA Rouen Normandie , France, within the Med4Cure initiative supported by the European Commission and EUROAPI. The project focuses on developing innovative and eco-efficient methods for the synthesis of corticosteroids , bridging industry and academia and contributing to future industrialization of pharmaceutical production. The postdoctoral researcher will work in the team Synthesis of Fluorinated Biomolecules and will be responsible for experimental work, analysis (NMR, HRMS, HPLC, etc.), and scientific reporting. Eligibility highlights: a PhD in organic chemistry is required, along with experience in organic synthesis, development of new methodologies, and strong analytical skills for organic molecules. The ideal candidate should be dedicated, motivated, curious, autonomous, and organized. Funding details: 12-month contract with a net salary of about 2200 €/month . The position is part of a larger four-year project recruiting several postdoctoral researchers. Application materials: detailed CV, short research summary, cover letter, and contact information for at least two referees. Send the documents by email to Philippe Jubault and Thomas Poisson .

PhD opportunity in organic synthesis and continuous flow chemistry at the CARMeN Institute, Rouen, France. The project, titled Flash KinC , focuses on carbocation chemistry and flash chemistry / continuous flow chemistry to explore new reactivity pathways and intercept kinetic products from first-formed carbocations. The work is based at the Institut CARMeN (UMR CNRS 6064) in Rouen, within Team 3 (fluorinated biomolecules synthesis). This PhD is suited to candidates interested in organic synthesis , synthetic chemistry , reaction mechanisms, and flow reactor approaches. The post explicitly states that applicants should have a strong background in organic chemistry and be motivated by synthetic chemistry. A Master’s degree (M2) or engineering degree is required or must be obtained before the PhD starts. Prior experience in continuous flow chemistry is not required . The position starts in Autumn 2026 / October 2026 . The announcement is made by Margaux Riomet (CNRS, Chargée de recherche) and Philippe Jubault (INSA Rouen Normandie / CARMeN Institute). To apply, send a CV with two referees , a cover letter , and Master’s transcripts to the contacts listed in the post.