PhD scholarship in battery chemistry and magnetic resonance Technical University of Denmark in Denmark

The Department of Chemistry at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) is offering a three-year PhD project focused on battery chemistry and magnetic resonance. The research aims to understand how batteries operate and fail at the molecular level, supporting the design of safer, longer-lasting and higher-performing energy-storage materials. Working under the supervision of Assistant Professor Leo W. Gordon, the PhD researcher will develop and apply nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) characteriza...

Nanyang Technological University, Singapore is recruiting a PhD student for the Jan 2027 intake in the area of seawater batteries. The opportunity is posted by Professor Hong Jin Fan, who is affiliated with Nanyang Technological University and serves as Editor in Chief of Materials Today Energy . The research topic suggests a strong focus on energy storage, electrochemistry, and materials science, with possible overlap in chemistry and electrical engineering. The post states that the PhD positio...

Monash University is offering a PhD scholarship in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering at Clayton campus. The project is centered on designing and developing safe and sustainable electrolyte materials for next-generation rechargeable metal batteries, with a strong emphasis on post-lithium energy storage. The successful candidate will work on electrolyte research in two main directions. One stream focuses on advanced electrolytes for rechargeable ...

University of Antwerp is advertising a full-time PhD / doctoral scholarship in redox flow batteries within the Applied Electrochemistry and Catalysis (ELCAT) research group, Faculty of Applied Engineering, Department of Biochemical and Chemical Engineering. The project focuses on renewable energy storage and the development of safer, scalable battery technologies. The successful candidate will study how battery design , operating conditions , and redox chemistry influence performance and lifetim...

DTU Physics is advertising a PhD scholarship in Catalytic CO₂ Conversion to Carbon Nanotubes in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark . The project explores a new route for carbon utilization : converting captured CO₂ directly into carbon nanotubes (CNTs) , combining climate-change mitigation with the sustainable production of advanced nanomaterials. You will join the Catalysis and Operando Characterization (CATOC) group at the Technical University of Denmark and work in close collaboration with Leipzig Universi...