About the position
Young researchers who have earned or are expected to earn a doctoral degree (including a Ph.D.) and who are capable of assisting with teaching and research guidance at the undergraduate and graduate levels in collaboration with faculty members specializing in inorganic chemistry and coordination chemistry.
Work content and job description
The position involves teaching and supervising research at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Courses include undergraduate courses in the Department of Life and Applied Chemistry within the Faculty of Engineering, as well as courses in the Life and Materials Chemistry Program and the Working Professionals Innovation Program, both within the Graduate School of Engineering’s Department of Engineering. University-wide courses are administered on a university-wide basis, and you may be assigned to teach these courses. Furthermore, building on a foundation in inorganic chemistry, you will be expected to demonstrate enthusiasm for interdisciplinary research integrating fields such as materials chemistry, biochemistry, environmental science, and nanotechnology, and to advance research in areas including catalytic materials, sensing materials, energy-related materials, functional materials, the evaluation and analysis of material functions and properties, and advanced measurement technologies.
Description
An adequate command of Japanese to manage daily university works
Selection
Following the document review, we will conduct presentations and interviews as necessary (travel expenses are the applicant’s responsibility).
Notification of result
We will contact those selected for the presentation and interview via email with further details.
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