Apply cement chemistry expertise to recycled glass research at the National Research Council. The two-year fellowship centers on experimental concrete materials investigations.

This Postdoctoral Fellow will work in an NRC laboratory under direct supervision of an NRC researcher. The project examines ground recycled glass as a scalable supplementary cementitious material for low-carbon, high-performance concrete. Candidates contribute research planning, laboratory investigations, data interpretation, modelling, and technical dissemination.

Key Responsibilities:
Plan and manage cementitious materials research activities
Characterize hydration mechanisms and pozzolanic reactivity
Perform concrete durability and performance testing




Analyze experimental data and develop recommendations
Prepare reports, presentations, and peer-reviewed publications

Requirements:
Ph.D. in cement chemistry, materials science, or related field
Experience with supplementary cementitious materials research
Experience designing and interpreting laboratory experiments
Experience with durability assessment and service-life methodologies
Ability to work within multidisciplinary research teams

Bring cement chemistry, experimental design, and concrete durability expertise to NRC research on sustainable supplementary materials.

📌 Cement Chemistry Research Postdoctoral Fellow Ottawa (Canada)
🏢 National Research Council Canada
📍 Canada