Assistant Professor in Computational Nanoelectrochemistry – University of Amsterdam

The Van ’t Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences (HIMS) is seeking a talented researcher in computational nanoelectrochemistry to strengthen the Advanced Netherlands Institute of Nanoelectrochemistry (ANION). This role combines theoretical and computational chemistry with impactful teaching, focusing on nanoscale electrochemical phenomena relevant to energy storage and conversion.

🔍 Job Details

Role Overview

The position is embedded in the Computational Chemistry Group at UvA and focuses on advancing computational modeling for electrochemical systems under nanoconfinement. You’ll collaborate within ANION, addressing challenges in DFT-molecular dynamics, multiscale simulations, AI-driven modeling, and advanced electrochemical simulation methods.

Your Responsibilities

• Conduct state-of-the-art research in computational nanoelectrochemistry.

• Develop new methods for modeling nanoscale electrochemical phenomena.

• Teach and mentor students in the chemistry curriculum.

• Contribute to organizational and outreach activities.

• Secure research funding and build collaborations.

Qualifications

• PhD in Chemistry, Physics, or a related field.

• Strong publication record in computational chemistry/electrochemistry.

• Experience in DFT simulations, multiscale modeling, and/or AI methods.

• Teaching experience and student supervision skills.

• Excellent English communication skills (Dutch proficiency encouraged).

What You’ll Gain

• Competitive salary & benefits, including 30% tax ruling for eligible applicants.

• Access to advanced research facilities and collaborations across ANION and UvA.

• Professional development opportunities in teaching, leadership, and research.

About UvA & HIMS

The University of Amsterdam is the largest in the Netherlands, with over 30,000 students. HIMS is recognized globally for high-impact research in chemistry, spanning Analytical Chemistry, Computational Chemistry, Molecular Photonics, and Synthesis & Catalysis.

Application Process

Submit your application by 27 August 2025 including:

• CV (with detailed timeline)

• Motivation letter

• Publication list

• Two references

📧 Contact: Prof. dr. Peter Bolhuis ([email protected])

Official Link to Apply

🔗 Apply Here – University of Amsterdam Careers

Disclaimer: The information above is adapted from the official vacancy announcement for informational purposes only. For the most accurate and updated details, always refer to the official University of Amsterdam job posting.