Loughborough University has two Research Associate roles in Circular Chemistry / Chemical Engineering to help drive cutting-edge solutions for a sustainable future. The 30‑month, EPSRC-funded roles are within the £6M CIRCARB programme and offer an exciting opportunity to develop innovative catalytic processes that convert waste biomass and CO₂ into valuable chemicals, working alongside leading academics and industry partners. In the role applicants will design novel catalysts, explore new reaction pathways, and contribute to interdisciplinary initiatives shaping carbon circularity and policy. Ideal for PhD-qualified researchers in catalysis or reaction engineering, the roles combine impactful research, collaboration, and career development.
Application deadline: 20 July 2026
For more information and to apply visit Research Associate in Circular Chemistry / Circular Chemical Engineering at Loughborough University
