Ahmed E. Radwan

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology in Poland is advertising a Postdoctoral Researcher position focused on subsurface hydrogen storage , with emphasis on the geomechanical and material integrity challenges that determine safe underground containment. The project is highly relevant to the emerging hydrogen economy and low-carbon energy storage. The successful candidate will work on a multidisciplinary research programme covering geomechanics , rock mechanics , petroleum/geological engineering , wellbore integrity , caprock integrity , and cement–casing interactions . Research activities mentioned include geomechanical modelling of subsurface hydrogen-storage systems, laboratory experiments on rock/cement/casing materials, assessment of sealing performance under relevant pressure, temperature, and hydrogen conditions, and investigation of leakage risk and containment mechanisms. The post is described as an onsite full-time job based at Wroclaw University of Science and Technology. The announcer, Ahmed E. Radwan, invites interested researchers to get in touch directly for details. Ideal applicants should have experience in one or more of the following: geomechanics, experimental rock mechanics, petroleum or geological engineering, wellbore integrity, cement–rock–casing interactions, numerical modelling/computational geomechanics, subsurface energy storage, or hydrogen–rock/hydrogen–cement interactions. The application deadline stated in the post is 30 October 2026 . A job description link is provided, and the contact email listed is [email protected] .