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Professor and Head of Institute Sustainable Chemistry and Circular Economy (80–100%) | |
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Workplace | Muttenz, Hofackerstrasse 30, Swiss Mittelland, Switzerland |
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80% - 100% |
Job Start | by agreement |
Your prospects: The FHNW School of Life Sciences offers state-of-the-art technical, laboratory and office facilities. Contributing to the school’s highly motivating working environment – which is second to none – are its collaboration with a large number of companies and institutions in Switzerland and abroad, a widely varied programme of scientific events, and daily contact with young students in research and teaching. The FHNW is also committed to equal opportunities and the compatibility of private and professional life. | |
DescriptionSustainable development with a functioning circular economy is the central, global challenge for society and the economy. Hence, suitable workflows, processes, technologies and products have to be developed and successfully applied. The Institute for Ecopreneurship therefore aims to further strengthen teaching and research in this field. Your tasks include:
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RequirementsAs well as wide-ranging expertise in engineering, process engineering or chemistry, you share our enthusiasm for teaching and supervising students, and for working effectively in teams of colleagues and project partners. In addition, we expect:
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Contact and AddressAny questions?
About the position: Prof. Dr. Falko Schlottig, Director, Contact: +41 61 228 55 71 About the recruiting process: Désirée Zoller, HR Manager, Contact: +41 61 228 57 28 Will you soon belong to our team? We look forward to your application (incl. cover letter, CV, list of publications & patents and a 4–6 pages summary of your research and your research plan) before 31st October 2023. | |
Phone0041 (0)61 228 55 71
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