Martin Nielsen
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PhD Position in CO2 Chemistry, Catalysis, and Mechanistic Elucidation at DTU Chemistry Technical University of Denmark in Denmark
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
PhD position open in the lab; funding details are not specified in the post. The post references DTU Chemistry and Independent Research Fund Denmark, suggesting externally supported research funding, but no stipend or tuition details are given.
Deadline
Expired
Country
Denmark
University
Technical University of Denmark
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About this position
A PhD position is open at DTU Chemistry, Technical University of Denmark in the area of CO2 chemistry, with a strong focus on organic chemistry, catalysis, and mechanistic elucidation. The project aims to experimentally uncover how reaction-condition parameters influence the mechanisms and efficiency of CO2 transformation and to help set the stage for the next generation of CO2 valorization.
The post is announced by Martin Nielsen, Associate Professor at DTU, who appears to be the recruiting academic. The post also references Anders Riisager and Independent Research Fund Denmark, indicating a research environment connected to funded academic work.
This is a PhD opening; no postdoctoral or master's position is indicated. The post does not specify exact eligibility criteria, stipend, tuition coverage, or deadline in the text provided. Interested candidates should review the official DTU Career Site posting and follow the application instructions in the linked job portal.
Relevant study keywords include CO2 chemistry, catalysis, organic chemistry, reaction mechanisms, and CO2 valorization.
Funding details
PhD position open in the lab; funding details are not specified in the post. The post references DTU Chemistry and Independent Research Fund Denmark, suggesting externally supported research funding, but no stipend or tuition details are given.
What's required
Applicants should be passionate about CO2 chemistry and interested in experimentally studying how reaction-condition parameters affect mechanisms and efficiency of CO2 transformation. The post emphasizes organic chemistry, catalysis, and mechanistic elucidation; no specific degree, GPA, or language requirements are stated in the post.
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Professors
Associate Professor
Denmark
Research Interests
Organic Chemistry
Biochemical Engineering
Catalysis
Organometallic Chemistry
Cross-coupling Reactions
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