Type C - Specially Appointed Position
Type C is a specially appointed position to undertake externally funded research projects, e.g. NEDO, JST or private companies. The job holders are required to work exclusively on the project sponsored by the funding institution.
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Entry ID
mc4-101 |
Title |
Research and development of catalysts and synthesis technologies contributed to carbon recycling |
| Job Summary and Essential/Desirable Skills and Experience |
We are looking for researchers with interest in the following research theme of our research project, "Green Innovation Fund / Development of Technology for Producing Raw Materials for Plastics Using CO2 and Other Sources" supported by NEDO.
"Development of manufacturing technology for functional plastic materials using CO2 as raw material"
Since the project execution requires the development of innovative catalytic and synthetic technologies based on basic research, we are seeking researchers with advanced expertise and experimental techniques in catalytic and synthetic chemistry and who are willing to challenge new fields and issues. |
| Start of Employment |
At any time |
| Tenure |
Maximally March 31, 2028 (Employment term will be determined by the results of the examination) |
| Research Unit |
Interdisciplinary Research Center for Catalytic Chemistry |
| Work Location |
Ibaraki |
| URL |
https://irc3.aist.go.jp/english/ |
| Inquiry |
E-mail: mc-saiyo-ml*aist.go.jp (Replace ""*"" with ""@"")） |
| Number of Position |
2 |
| Key Words |
Carbon recycling / CO2 / Functional chemicals / Catalytic chemistry / Synthetic chemistry |
| Related Research Areas |
Chemistry / Engineering / Environmental science |
| Application Deadline |
Applications are acceptable at any time.
NB: The job opportunity will be closed in the case that the vacant positions are occupied by appropriate applicants.
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Entry ID
mc4-102 |
Title |
Research and development of catalysts and synthesis technologies contributed to chemical recycling |
| Job Summary and Essential/Desirable Skills and Experience |
We are looking for a researcher with interest in the following research themes of our research project, "Green Innovation Fund / Development of Technology for Producing Raw Materials for Plastics Using CO2 and Other Sources" supported by NEDO.
"Development of technology to produce chemicals from used tires (waste rubber)"
Since the project execution requires the development of innovative catalytic and synthetic technologies based on basic research, we are seeking researchers with advanced expertise and experimental techniques in catalytic and synthetic chemistry and who are willing to challenge new fields and issues. |
| Start of Employment |
At any time |
| Tenure |
Maximally March 31, 2030 (Employment term will be determined by the results of the examination) |
| Research Unit |
Interdisciplinary Research Center for Catalytic Chemistry |
| Work Location |
Ibaraki |
| URL |
https://irc3.aist.go.jp/english/ |
| Inquiry |
E-mail: mc-saiyo-ml*aist.go.jp (Replace ""*"" with ""@"")） |
| Number of Position |
1 |
| Key Words |
Carbon recycling / CO2 / Waste rubber / Catalytic chemistry / Synthetic chemistry |
| Related Research Areas |
Chemistry / Engineering / Environmental science |
| Application Deadline |
Applications are acceptable at any time.
NB: The job opportunity will be closed in the case that the vacant positions are occupied by appropriate applicants.
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Entry ID
mc6-101 |
Title |
Development of Continuous Production and Process Technologies of Fine Chemicals |
| Job Summary and Essential/Desirable Skills and Experience |
In the NEDO project "Development of Continuous Precision Production Process Technology for Functional Chemicals," we are seeking researchers eager to work on the foundational technology of "Synthetic Process Design Technology," which utilizes digital technologies such as computational chemistry and data science. This involves designing synthetic pathways with data science, calculating transition states with quantum chemistry, and automating organic synthesis experiments. |
| Start of Employment |
At any time |
| Tenure |
Until March 31, 2026 |
| Research Unit |
Interdisciplinary Research Center for Catalytic Chemistry |
| Work Location |
Ibaraki |
| URL |
https://irc3.aist.go.jp/english/ |
| Inquiry |
E-mail: mc-saiyo-ml*aist.go.jp (Replace ""*"" with ""@"")） |
| Number of Position |
a few positions available |
| Key Words |
Organic Chemistry / Flow Synthesis / Data Science / Computational Chemistry |
| Related Research Areas |
Nanotechnology/Materials |
| Application Deadline |
Applications are acceptable at any time.
NB: The job opportunity will be closed in the case that the vacant positions are occupied by appropriate applicants.
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| Click here for registration |