Job Title: Postdoctoral Researcher in Polymer Chemistry/3D patterning
Department: Department of Chemistry
Reporting to: Prof. Andreas Heise
Location: 123 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin
Contract/Duration: 12-18 months - Full time
Remuneration: Aligned with IUA PD1 scale - € depending on experience.
Closing Date: 23:45pm on 4th of May
About Our Research
RCSI recognises that excellence in research is critical to the quality of its educational activities, its credibility, and, overall, to its mission to enhance human health. RCSI's research strategy aims to build upon its strength in translational biomedical and clinical research to deliver transformational, high impact changes in health care. Targeting both Irish national and EU funding, along with increased collaboration with industry, is a major part of the RCSI research strategy. Forging increased collaboration between RCSI PIs and industry is of critical importance to achieving success in this area. RCSI is also committed to providing its researchers with the supports and developmental opportunities to enable them to continuously grow and support their overall career development.
Summary of Post
The Department of Chemistry at RCSI currently has a position available for a postdoctoral researcher in an EU Pathfinder project. The project will be carried out in the polymer chemistry group of Prof. Heise at RCSI and focus on the development of lithographic patterning techniques for polypeptides. The researcher will work closely with other members of a multidisciplinary project team within the polymer chemistry Laboratory at RCSI as well as members of the project consortium.
Responsibilities
Day to day management and delivery of the scientific work associated with the research project.
Prepare scientific reports and updates as required by the funder.
Other such duties as may be assigned from time to time.
Complying with statutory legislation and Department rules and requirements in furtherance of your own and general staff welfare and safety.
Representing the best interests of the Department/College at all time.
Qualifications - (Essential)
Applicants should have a PhD in polymer chemistry.
Knowledge & Experience - (Essential)
Strong expertise in polymer synthesis and characterisation.
Experience in multidisciplinary projects.
Excellent written and oral communication skills.
We are all too aware that imposter syndrome and the confidence gap can sometimes stop fantastic candidates putting themselves forward, so please do submit an application – we'd love to hear from you.
Eligibility to Work in Ireland
Visa sponsorship is available for candidates who fully meet the essential criteria of the role. Candidates who require a work permit or hosting agreement are welcome to apply. Proof of eligibility documentation will be required at a later stage in the recruitment process. Please note that sponsorship is subject to approval by the relevant Irish authorities and role‑specific eligibility.
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