Hybrid Colloidal Nanoparticles for Photocatalysis

**Herein the ENSUITE project, we want to develop Hybrid Colloidal NanoParticles for H2 evolution and CO2 reduction by photocatalysis.**:

- [1] A. Zamader _et al.,_ **_Chem. Eur. J_**. 2022,, e202202260;. **_ACS Catalysis_**, 2023, 13, 1246-1256 ; **_Sustainable Energy & Fuels_**, 2023, 7, 4967-4976.- [2] D. Grammatico _et al_., **_ChemSusChem_**, 2020, 13, 6418-6425; **_Angewandte Chemie_**, 2022, 61, e2022063; **_ChemComm_**, 2023, 59, 2279-2282.**Poste et missions**:
**Main responsibilities**:
- Synthesis of polymeric NPs by precipitation
- Synthesis of metallic colloidal NPs by salt reduction
- Physicochemical colloidal characterization
- Hybrid NPs synthesis and characterization
- Photochemical activity for H2 production and CO2 reduction
- C1/C2 products detection by _in situ_ GC/MS- Strong background in Polymer science (PhD), specifically on their physical chemistry properties and colloidal state,
- Expertise in macromolecular selfassembly is also desirable,
- Preliminary experiences in (photo)electrocatalytic reactions for H2 evolution and/or CO2 reduction will be a plus,
- Proficient in spoken and written English. Strong written and verbal communication skills are required for this position, especially in the context of a highly multidisciplinary topic within the collaborative ENSUITE project.
- [1] A. Holmes et al., **_ACS Nano_**, 2021 15, 3927-3959 ; **_Current Opinion in Colloid and Interface Science_**, 2021, 56, 101511; **_Materials Today Chemistry_**, 2022, 26, 101229**Mobilité géographique**:

- Nationale**Prise de fonction**:

- 12/01/2026**Profil**:
- Strong background in Polymer science (PhD), specifically on their physical chemistry properties and colloidal state,
- Expertise in macromolecular selfassembly is also desirable,
- Preliminary experiences in (photo)electrocatalytic reactions for H2 evolution and/or CO2 reduction will be a plus,
- Proficient in spoken and written English. Strong written and verbal communication skills are required for this position, especially in the context of a highly multidisciplinary topic within the collaborative ENSUITE project.