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Wageningen University & Research
Wageningen University and Research is hiring a PhD researcher to study how water composition and activated carbon properties affect the removal of PFAS from drinking water, in a project run with the drinking water company Evides. You will investigate competitive adsorption between PFAS and organic matter, run batch and column experiments at environmentally relevant concentrations and develop predictive tools for filter performance. Salary is EUR 3,204 to 4,051 gross per month (38 hours a week, with a year-end bonus) on an 18-month contract that is renewable if performance is satisfactory. The listing states: "Our team of advisors on Dutch immigration procedures will help you with the visa application procedures for yourself and, if applicable, for your family." Housing, banking and schooling support come through the Welcome Center. Posted 2 October 2026; closes 26 October 2026.
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Investigate competitive adsorption of PFAS and organic matter on activated carbon.
Design and run batch and column experiments at environmentally relevant concentrations.
Analyze data and develop predictive tools for filter performance and water quality indicators for PFAS breakthrough.
Publish results in international journals and present at conferences.
MSc in environmental technology, chemical or civil engineering, environmental sciences or a related field.
Familiarity with adsorption processes, water treatment, colloid science or environmental chemistry.
Laboratory research experience and strong analytical skills.
English at C1 level.
EUR 3K - 4K/mo
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