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/01/2026 Job Summary The Sterling Group at the University of Texas at Dallas is seeking a postdoctoral researcher to explore polymer upcycling. Our research program integrates automated computational
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We are currently offering two doctoral student positions focused on developing novel AI-driven methods for polymer design and engineering, with an emphasis on the discovery and design of polymeric
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to the commercialization of research results Execution of assignments commissioned by external entities Where to apply Website https://system.erecruiter.pl/FormTemplates/RecruitmentForm.aspx?WebID=9eedb2611… Requirements
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to develop a compact water-purification device aimed at using visible light to kill bacteria in water. The researcher will be responsible for synthesis of polymer scaffolds and proprietary photosensitisers
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the Sustainable Polymer Synthesis group and other groups at AMIBM: High-throughput polymer synthesis or modification, for example via flow chemistry; Enzymes for polymerization and polymer modification, leveraging
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chemistry of polymers and organic synthesis, development of new monomers, ionomers, ionogels, oligomers and polymers along with chemical modification and post- polymerization modification, polymer
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Materials, Computational Materials; Synthetic Chemistry, Chemical Biology, Polymer Science, Analytical Chemistry, Theoretical Chemistry, Chemical Engineering; High-Energy Experimental Physics, Quantum Physics
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/Qualifications • PhD in Polymer Chemistry, Materials Science or a related field • Solid experience in polymer synthesis and functionalization, ideally involving Controlled Radical Polymerizations and Ring-Opening
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. Incorporation of these species into polymer matrices to produce photoluminescent materials. Characterization of such materials and molecular species by nuclear magnetic resonance, infrared spectroscopy, and
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materials, sensors/biosensors, polymer science, and micro-/nanofabrication techniques is desirable Very good written and spoken English skills Our offer A vibrant research community in an open, diverse and