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This job is based in Australia at one of Australia's leading research & teaching universities, UNSW, known for its vibrant campus life with a strong sense of community & inclusion. Joining UNSW means embarking on a career where you collaborate and learn from the best to make a significant difference. The School of Chemistry at UNSW caters to over 2000 undergraduate students annually across various faculties, offering four distinct undergraduate programs leading to majors in chemistry. The programs are taught in five specialized teaching laboratories focusing on First Year, Synthetic, Analytical, and Physical Chemistry. As a Postdoctoral Fellow in this role, you will play a key part in developing novel catalysts and electrolytes for alcohol electrochemical conversion. Your responsibilities will include synthesizing, prototyping, and scaling up demonstrations, evaluating efficiency and durability metrics, relating them to product performance and life cycle cost, and conducting relevant experiments within set time constraints. About the Role: - Salary: $113K - $121K plus 17% Superannuation and annual leave loading - Employment Type: Fixed Term - 12 months, Full-time (35 hours per week) - Reporting to: Professor Chuan Zhao and Dr. Quentin Meyer - Direct Reports: None Specific Responsibilities: - Independently or collaboratively contribute to research to enhance outcomes in the discipline area - Conduct research and/or enable research teams to produce scholarly output - Undertake specific research projects under guidance, contribute to research activities, and disseminate outcomes - Prepare experimental materials, equipment, data, and manuscripts for publication - Prototype electrochemical devices, apply for grants, assist with lab management, and adhere to health and safety policies Selection Criteria: - PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or Materials Science - Research experience in electrocatalysis, material synthesis, and characterization - Ability to conduct research projects, work in a team, and communicate effectively - Track record of publications and commitment to professional development - Understanding of UNSW's aims and values, health and safety responsibilities To apply, address the selection criteria and submit your application online by July 30th, 2025. For more information about working at UNSW, visit www.unsw.edu.au. UNSW is dedicated to equity, diversity, and inclusion, encouraging applications from individuals of various backgrounds. The university provides workplace adjustments for disabilities and flexible work options for eligible staff. Please note that applications sent directly to the contact listed will not be accepted.,
