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We are currently recruiting for 2 post-doctoral position in the Physical Biosciences Team, in the Catalysis Group at Pacific Northwest National Lab (PNNL) in Richland, Washington.
1.Post Doctorate RA - Catalysis Science
As a postdoctoral researcher in the Catalysis Science group, you will join a hardworking, multi-investigator team to explore the mechanistic details of artificial enzymes for energy applications. You will be mentored by Bojana Ginovska and Greg Schenter, as you carry out computational research to study the effects of protein scaffolds on the activity of the artificial enzymes, for energy relevant reactions such as conversion of CO2 to higher value fuels.
Go to https://careers.pnnl.gov/JobOpeningID=312138 to learn more about this position.
2.Post Doctorate RA - Catalysis Science/Physical Biosciences
As a postdoctoral researcher in the Catalysis Science group, you will join a hardworking, multi-investigator team to explore the mechanistic details of artificial enzymes for energy applications. You will be mentored by Simone Raugei, Marcel Baer and Bojana Ginovska, as you carry out computational research in enzymatic catalysis for energy relevant reactions. The program focuses on studies of enzymatic reactions for the conversion of substrates relevant for energy applications.
Go to https://careers.pnnl.gov/JobOpeningID=312173 to learn more about this position.
If you’d like to apply, click on the “Apply for Job” button at the bottom of the page. You will need to sign in to your existing PNNL Careers account or click “Register Now” to create a new one to complete the application process.
For questions, please contact Bojana Ginovska, Team Lead for Physical Biosciences ([email protected])