Antonia Herzog

DTU Chemistry at the Technical University of Denmark is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for the Villum Young Investigator ElectraX project led by Antonia Herzog (Assistant Professor). The project is funded by Villum Fonden and focuses on developing new electrocatalytic routes for converting CO2 and other abundant molecules into valuable chemicals and fuels. The successful candidate will work at the interface of electrocatalysis , operando Raman spectroscopy , synchrotron-based X-ray characterization , and catalyst discovery . This is a strong fit for candidates with research interests in chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science, and related physical characterization methods. Location: DTU Chemistry, Greater Copenhagen Area, Denmark. Funding: The position is supported by the Villum Young Investigator ElectraX project. The post is a funded research appointment; no stipend amount is stated in the post. Deadline: 9 July 2026. How to apply: Use the DTU Career Site application link in the post and submit your application before the deadline. Review the vacancy page for full details and required documents.

DTU Chemistry at the Technical University of Denmark is offering a 3-year PhD position focused on electrocatalysis and sustainable chemical synthesis. The research aims to develop electrocatalytic routes for forming essential chemical bonds from carbon dioxide, utilizing operando spectroscopy and electrochemistry to understand reaction mechanisms at the molecular level. The ultimate goal is to design catalysts and interfaces that enable greener production pathways for fuels, fertilizers, and materials. The successful candidate will join a dynamic, international, and creative research environment at DTU, located in Kgs. Lyngby near Copenhagen—a city renowned for innovation and sustainability. Applicants should have a strong background in chemistry, chemical engineering, or related disciplines, and a keen interest in electrocatalysis and green chemistry. Experience with spectroscopy, electrochemistry, or catalyst design is highly valued. The position is a scholarship, but specific funding details are not provided. The application deadline is 11 November 2025, with the position starting in February 2026. Interested candidates should apply via the provided link and follow DTU Chemistry's application procedures.

DTU Chemistry at the Technical University of Denmark is offering a PhD position starting February 2026 in the field of electrocatalysis and sustainable chemical synthesis. The research focuses on developing electrocatalytic routes to form essential chemical bonds from carbon dioxide, utilizing operando spectroscopy and electrochemistry to understand molecular-level reaction mechanisms. The ultimate goal is to design catalysts and interfaces that enable greener pathways to fuels, fertilizers, and materials. The successful candidate will join an international, collaborative, and creative research environment located just outside Copenhagen, Denmark—a city renowned for innovation and sustainability. The position is supervised by Antonia Herzog, Incoming Assistant Professor at DTU. Applicants should have a relevant master's degree and a strong interest in electrocatalysis, spectroscopy, and green chemistry. The application deadline is 11 November 2025. For full details and to apply, visit the official application link provided.