Post-Doctoral Research Associate, NSF Engine Funded Project, Center Renewable Carbon: UTIA
Listed on 2026-09-23
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Research/Development
Research Scientist, Biomedical Science, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Research Assistant/Associate
Description
Your research responsibilities will include experiment design, data analysis, report, publication, and other related work. You are expected to work with the whole project team.
The duration of the initial appointment is 12 months with a possible renewal based on performance, funding, programmatic need, and institutional approval. Anticipated start date is January 1, 2027.
This is a grant-funded position and is contingent upon the continued funding of the grant.
ResponsibilitiesThe successful candidate will assist in:
An NSF Engine's funded project, with an emphasis on the Lignin Foam Products.
Research responsibilities will include experiment design, data analysis, report, publication, and other related work.
Required Qualifications:
A Ph.D. in chemistry, polymer science, wood science, composite, or a closely related field completed before the position start date.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Preferred Qualifications:
Expertise and experience in the resin synthesis,industrial application,lignin processing and applications, reinforcing material, and building materials and technologies
Strong publication record
Good teamwork
Location:
Knoxville, TNThis is an onsite position working in the labs on the campus of the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture.
- Anticipated hiring range:$60,000 per year plus benefits.
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The Center for Renewable Carbon at the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture is a globally recognized leader in developing new and improved bioenergy sources, biorefinery processes, bioproducts, and biomaterials. The Center coordinates science, knowledge transfer, and workforce training to develop sustainable and economically viable circular bioeconomy systems.
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