Postdoc Position in CCUS and Direct Air Capture Flexibility University of Southern Denmark in Denmark

University of Southern Denmark is advertising a 2.5-year postdoctoral position in carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), with a specific focus on flexibility in direct air capture (DAC).

The position is associated with the Department of Green Technology and appears to be part of the broader research area of Power-to-X, CCUS, and energy engineering. The post is suitable for candidates with strong experience in modelling and simulation, techno-economic assessment, and system-level integration of carbon capture technologies.

This is a research employment opportunity rather than a scholarship. The announcement does not mention a stipend amount, tuition coverage, or other financial details, but it does specify a fixed-term postdoctoral appointment of 2.5 years.

Eligibility highlights: applicants should have relevant expertise in CCUS-related modelling, assessment, and integration work. The post is especially relevant for researchers interested in direct air capture, carbon capture systems, and energy transition technologies.

Application deadline: 31 March (normalized here as 2026-03-31).

How to apply: use the SDU Career Site application portal linked in the post, review the job description, and submit the required application materials before the deadline.