Postdoctoral Positions on Fuel Cells at UNSW
We are looking for a PhD student and a postdoctoral researcher to work on hydrogen fuel cells and electrolyzer stacks in the School of Chemistry of University of New South Wales (Sydney, Australia).
Interested in applying? Please contact both Dr Quentin Meyer (q.meyer@unsw.edu.au) and Prof Chuan Zhao (chuan.zhao@unsw.edu.au) via email only with a CV and 1-page cover letter. the positions are open until filled.
Please apply if you have a passion for research and wish to pursue a career in the fields of clean energy and sustainability such as:
- Electric vehicles
- Green hydrogen production and export
- Decarbonisation technologies
A PhD and Postdoctoral Researchers positions are open on fuel cell and electrolyser engineering. The candidates will design, prototype, and test of fuel cells and electrolyzers stacks and design the operating system (hardware and software). Applicants with strong track record in fuel cells, electrolyzers and mechanical/chemical engineering backgrounds are encouraged to contact Prof Chuan Zhao directly.
Desired skills:
- Previous experience in engineering and prototyping of electrolyser and/or fuelcell necessary
- Excellent spoken and written English
APPLICATION:
The positions are available immediately.
Interested in applying? Please contact both Dr Quentin Meyer (q.meyer@unsw.edu.au) and Prof Chuan Zhao (chuan.zhao@unsw.edu.au) via email only with a CV and 1-page cover letter. the positions are open until filled.
ABOUT UNSW
The University of New South Wales (UNSW) is one of the leading universities in Australia and is the 44th best university in the world (2021 QS World University Rankings). The School of Chemistry is in the UNSW Kensington Campus, within easy reach of Sydney’s CBD, sandy beaches and national parks. Sydney is consistently rated as one of the world’s most liveable cities.
ABOUT THE NANOELECTROCHEMISTRY GROUP
The NanoElectroChemistry Lab in the School of Chemistry at UNSW is led by Professor Chuan Zhao and composed of ~20 enthusiastic researchers from 8 countries. The group is one of the leaders in electrochemistry and nanomaterials in Australia and publishes regularly in highly respected journals. The group also has strong links with the industry and has several patents successfully commercialised.