PhD in CO2 Electroreduction & Electrodialysis

Odne Burheim; Trondheim; Sur place; NOK 522 000 - 638 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Mentor programme for new employees

Open and inclusive working environment

Favorable pension benefits

Language courses (Norwegian)

Résumé du poste

NTNU invites applications for a PhD Candidate position focused on the direct electrochemical conversion of CO2 into formate and formic acid. You will contribute to an international project, join a vibrant research group, and pursue doctoral studies while gaining professional experience in higher education and research.

The successful candidate will work on laboratory experiments and participate in an industrial pilot campaign in Norway, with opportunities for conferences, publications, and

Qualifications

• Master's degree with a major independent project (minimum 30 ECTS)
• Documented experimental competence in electrochemistry and general chemistry.
• Strong academic background with average grade

Responsabilités

• Complete the doctoral education required to obtain a doctorate
• Carry out high-quality research within the described framework
• Participate in or lead writing of publications and dissemination
• Participate in the Sustainable Energy Systems research group
• Attend conferences and research stays at foreign institutions
• Supervise related master or bachelor thesis projects
• Contract extension possible based on performance

Connaissances

Experimental electrochemistry

General chemistry

Independent master project

Academic research

Formation

Master of Science in chemical engineering / electrochemistry / chemistry

Description du poste

NTNU invites applications for a PhD Candidate position focused on the direct electrochemical conversion of CO2 into formate and formic acid. You will contribute to an international project, join a vibrant research group, and pursue doctoral studies while gaining professional experience in higher education and research.

The successful candidate will work on laboratory experiments and participate in an industrial pilot campaign in Norway, with opportunities for conferences, publications, and