The Department of Biology at the University of Southern Denmark is offering a PhD position as part of the Novo Nordisk Foundation–funded Microbial Electrochemical Methanation Initiative. The project is led by Amelia-Elena Rotaru, with Assistant Professor Konstantinos Anestis joining as a supervisor. The research focuses on microbial electrochemical methanation, a cutting-edge area at the intersection of biology, microbiology, chemistry, and sustainable energy. The initiative seeks to advance understanding and application of microbial processes for methanation, contributing to sustainable energy solutions.

Two motivated and curious PhD candidates are sought to join this collaborative and interdisciplinary team. The position offers the opportunity to work closely with leading researchers and participate in innovative research funded by a prestigious foundation. While specific entry requirements are not detailed, candidates with backgrounds in biology, microbiology, chemistry, or related fields are encouraged to apply. The position is fully funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation, though details on stipend and tuition coverage are not specified in the announcement.

Interested applicants are encouraged to reach out to Assistant Professor Konstantinos Anestis or share the opportunity within their networks. For more information and to apply, candidates should visit the official University of Southern Denmark career site linked in the announcement.