Organic Chemistry

The Department of Materials and Environmental Chemistry (MMK) is one of the largest departments at the Faculty of Science at Stockholm University with about 160 employees, including about 50 PhD students and about 40 postdoctoral fellows/researchers. The research is focused on materials, including biobased materials, self-assembled materials, porous materials, and inorganic materials, with applications in energy, environment and health.

The University of Georgia Department of Chemistry (chem.uga.edu) invites applications for a tenure track faculty position in MATERIALS CHEMISTRY, beginning August 1, 2025, at the level of ASSISTANT PROFESSOR. This position is part of the University of Georgia “President’s Interdisciplinary Faculty Hiring Initiative in Sustainability,” which includes a faculty cluster in “Sustainable Materials.” Therefore, research synergy and collaborations across the STEM disciplines will be encouraged.

Ayrton Energy’s mission is to propel the global shift towards sustainable energy with broad deployment of our cutting-edge hydrogen storage technology, reshaping hydrogen distribution to mirror the safety, simplicity, and efficiency of traditional fuels such as diesel or gasoline. Are you ready to embark on a dynamic career journey with a rapidly growing company? Ayrton Energy is looking for a chemist with experience in organic chemical synthesis and characterization to join our team.

The Mund-Lagowski Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Bradley University is seeking an individual with a strong commitment to excellence in teaching for a full-time, non-tenure-track faculty position to begin January 13th, 2025. The position may be renewed on a yearly basis. A M.S. or Ph.D. (ABD accepted) in organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, or closely-related field is required, with rank dependent on credentials. Teaching responsibilities will include general and organic chemistry courses and labs. Some evening laboratory instruction will be required.

In the pursuit of sustainable development, green chemistry is transforming the way materials are

synthesized, used, and recycled. Epoxy resins, renowned for their strength, chemical resistance, and

thermal stability, are widely used across various industries. However, traditional epoxy resins rely on

non-renewable resources and create materials that are difficult to recycle due to their permanent

covalent bonds, posing significant environmental and sustainability challenges.

The Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at DePaul University in Chicago invites applications for a tenure-track faculty position commencing in the Fall of 2025 at the level of Assistant Professor. Ideal candidates will have a PhD in Chemistry or Biochemistry and will be expected to: