Job post Subscribed members can post open positions here. Not a subscriber yet? Register today! Open job positions No posts found. Past job positions PhD position (f/m/x) on the Process Engineering and Modelling of Biophotovoltaics Post Doctoral Research Fellow – Microbial Electrochemical Technology for metal recovery Postdoc in sediment biogeochemistry and electrochemistry PhD position in microbial electrochemistry @ Greifswald University Ph.D. and Postdoc positions on Reactive CO2 valorization PhD researcher (f/m/x) on the cross-membrane transportation of redox chemicals in Synechocystis PhD position within bioelectrochemical systems for wastewater treatment and resource recovery Postdoc position (m/f/x) on engineering the membrane electron transport pathway in Synechocystis Postdoc for sea bed methane cycling by reversible EET Postdoctoral position on electromicrobiological oxygen production in sediment Bioelectrochemical Researcher HyBioSol PhD Studentship, School of Chemistry, NUI Galway Postdoc in Sensor Development Postdoc for studies of electron transport in cable bacteria PhD Position (m/f/x) on Electrode-driven Biochemical Synthesis using Pseudomonas putida SENTRY Client Manager Bioelectrochemical Engineer Postdoctoral Researcher Position @ TU Braunschweig: Energy storage in electrotrophic-electrogenic biofilms. PhD position in bioelectrochemical enrichment of metals Electrobioremediation of sediments contaminated by aromatic halogenated compounds and enrichment of dehalogenating microbial cultures 2-years Post-doc position in industry Fundamentals of energy storage in electrochemically active biofilms PhD position in bioelectrochemical enrichment of metals PhD position “Design of a Bioelectrochemical Biogas Plant” PhD position for Microbial Electrosynthesis PhD position on electron conduction in cable bacteria PhD position on genomic and ecophysiological diversity of cable bacteria PhD position in the field of enzymatic electrosynthesis Postdoc scholars with training in electrochemistry and membrane science and engineering Exploring natural and artificial biofilms of acetogenic bacteria to improve microbial electrosynthesis rates