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Brian Seger

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Postdoc in Experimental Electrocatalytic Synthesis and Creative Electrosynthesis Reactions Technical University of Denmark in Denmark

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Postdoc

Field of study

Chemistry

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Open 2-year postdoc position; funding details beyond the postdoc appointment are not specified in the post.

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Denmark

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Technical University of Denmark

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Materials Science
Catalysis
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About this position

Brian Seger, Professor at Technical University of Denmark (DTU Physics), is advertising an open 2-year postdoc position in experimental electrocatalytic synthesis as part of the CAPeX center.

The project is unusual and highly research-driven: instead of working on established topics such as water electrolysis, CO2 electrolysis, nitrate reduction, or furfural partial oxidation, the postdoc will help develop a completely new electrosynthesis reaction. The goal is to identify a reaction with economic viability while building the fundamental scientific understanding needed to evaluate its catalytic potential and catalytic environment.

Applicants are expected to bring a strong idea for a new reaction and the ability to implement it reliably. The proposed project must fit within the CAPeX center and Brian Seger’s group infrastructure and expertise. This is a good fit for researchers interested in chemistry, electrocatalysis, catalysis, and reaction development at the interface of fundamental and applied research.

The post links to an external application page for Postdoc in Creative Electrosynthesis Reactions - DTU Physics. No deadline, stipend amount, or additional funding details are stated in the post.

Funding details

Open 2-year postdoc position; funding details beyond the postdoc appointment are not specified in the post.

What's required

Applicants should propose a new electrosynthesis reaction with potential for economic viability and strong fundamental scientific interest. The best idea and ability to implement it reliably will be important. The project must fit within the capacity of the CAPeX center and the group’s research infrastructure and expertise.

How to apply

Use the linked application page for the Postdoc in Creative Electrosynthesis Reactions at DTU Physics. Prepare a strong project idea aligned with CAPeX and the group’s capabilities, then submit through the application portal.

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Materials Chemistry

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