University of Amsterdam | Researcher Recruitment 2026 | Catalysis Engineering Group – Sustainable Technologies
Organization
University of Amsterdam
Duration
As per project/university appointment
Fellowship Amount
€3,057 – €3,985 per month
Overview
About the Organization
The University of Amsterdam (UvA) is one of Europe's leading research universities, known for excellence in scientific research, innovation, and international collaboration. The university provides researchers with world-class laboratories, interdisciplinary research teams, attractive employment benefits, and opportunities to contribute to solving global sustainability challenges.
About the Position
The Catalysis Engineering Group is seeking a motivated Researcher to contribute to projects focused on sustainable technologies, particularly catalytic processes for waste treatment, recycling, circular economy solutions, and sustainable chemical production.
The selected researcher will work closely with scientists, engineers, industrial collaborators, and academic partners to develop innovative catalytic technologies, perform laboratory experiments, analyze research data, publish scientific findings, and support sustainable process development.
The role offers an excellent opportunity to work in a multidisciplinary international research environment while contributing to high-impact sustainable engineering research.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct research in catalysis and sustainable chemical technologies.
- Design, perform, and optimize laboratory experiments.
- Develop catalytic processes for waste valorization and recycling.
- Analyze experimental data and prepare scientific reports.
- Publish research findings in international journals.
- Present research at conferences and workshops.
- Collaborate with industrial and academic partners.
- Support project management and interdisciplinary research activities.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants should possess:
- Master's degree in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Catalysis, Materials Science, Sustainable Technologies, or a related discipline.
- Strong laboratory and experimental research skills.
- Knowledge of catalysis, reaction engineering, or sustainable chemical processes.
- Excellent analytical and scientific writing abilities.
- Strong communication and teamwork skills.
- Good command of English.
Salary & Benefits
The selected candidate will receive:
- Salary: €3,057 – €3,985 per month
- Full-time appointment (38 hours per week)
- Dutch pension scheme
- 232 annual vacation hours
- Professional development opportunities
- International research collaborations
- Modern research facilities
- Inclusive and diverse work environment
- Career development support and training programs.
Why Apply?
- Join one of Europe's leading research universities.
- Work on cutting-edge sustainable technology projects.
- Collaborate with internationally recognized researchers.
- Access advanced laboratory infrastructure.
- Publish high-impact scientific research.
- Build an international research career in catalysis and sustainable engineering.
- Attractive salary and employee benefits.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application through the official University of Amsterdam recruitment portal.
Applicants are generally expected to submit:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Cover Letter
- Academic Certificates
- Research Experience Details
- Contact Information of Referees
- Any additional documents requested in the official vacancy.
Important Dates
- Application Deadline: 30 July 2026
- Working Hours: 38 Hours per Week
- Employment Type: Full-Time Research Position
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Financial Support
Fellowship Amount: €3,057 – €3,985 per month
Eligibility Criteria
Strong experimental research background.
Knowledge of catalytic processes and sustainable engineering.
Good communication and English language skills.
Ability to work in an interdisciplinary international research environment
Important Dates
| 0 | Application Deadline: 30 July 2026 |
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