Design, synthesize, and optimize advanced porous materials, with a particular focus on organic porous materials, for both carbon dioxide and heavy metal adsorption and separation applications.
Develop and implement synthetic strategies to tailor the pore structure, chemical functionality, and host–guest interaction properties of porous adsorbents.
Conduct comprehensive material characterization to elucidate structural, chemical, and morphological properties of the synthesized materials.
Evaluate adsorption and separation performance toward both carbon dioxide and heavy metals, and related separation processes.
Analyze experimental results to establish structure–property–performance relationships and provide mechanistic insights for materials and separation process design and optimization.
Prepare technical reports, research summaries, presentation materials, and manuscript-related data to support project progress and dissemination.
Support laboratory operations, including experimental planning, instrument operation, data management, safety compliance, and coordination with project team members.
Qualifications
The candidate should have at least a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, materials science, chemical engineering, and related fields.
The candidate should have some experience in materials synthesis and characterization.
Experience in separation engineering is a plus.
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