Michael Busch

Luleå University of Technology (LTU) is expanding its steel research and sustainable steel production activities and has announced six new postdoctoral scholarships/grants focused on hydrogen–steel interactions. This opportunity is centered on advancing the understanding of hydrogen embrittlement by developing and applying models of hydrogen interactions in steel. The research is directly relevant to green steel, fossil-free steelmaking, hydrogen technologies, and sustainable metallurgy. The post is shared by Michael Busch, Senior Lecturer at Luleå University of Technology, who appears to be involved in the research effort. The opportunity is suitable for candidates with backgrounds or strong interest in engineering, materials science, modelling, hydrogen technologies, and sustainable metallurgy. Funding details are limited in the post: it states that six postdoctoral scholarships are available, but does not specify stipend amount, duration, or exact financial package. Interested applicants should review the official LTU post-doc grants page and the linked position information for full application instructions and eligibility details. Institution: Luleå University of Technology, Sweden. Position level: postdoctoral. Research themes: hydrogen embrittlement, hydrogen–steel interactions, steel research, sustainable metallurgy, green steel.