Phd

This position offers an opportunity to conduct fundamental and applied research in electrochemical direct air capture and conversion (e-DAC) at DTU Energy, addressing key climate challenges through CO2 capture and conversion. The role focuses on developing a molecular- and system-level understanding of these processes to improve efficiency, stability, and energy performance. The position is based in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark, within the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage.