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A fully-funded PhD studentship is offered by EPSRC through Doctoral Landscape Award. The UK Government has plans to achieve Net-Zero by 2050 and hydrogen energy will play a significant role. Due to
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Hydrogen-Resistant Steels: The shift to a hydrogen-based energy system brings a major materials challenge: hydrogen can penetrate steel and make it brittle, leading to sudden failure. This is especially
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well as in emerging areas such as sustainable hydrogen. Our team, ranked among the top 2% most cited worldwide by the Stanford University, leads European projects and collaborates with prestigious global
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Neptune have thick outer envelopes composed of hydrogen-rich gas, whereas water worlds would be devoid of hydrogen. This project will focus on developing atmospheric models for ‘sub-Neptunes’ (planets
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and Neptune have thick outer envelopes composed of hydrogen-rich gas, whereas water worlds would lack substantial hydrogen-rich envelopes. Two PhD scholarships are available in the group of Dr Tom Evans
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₂ reduction, aimed at producing hydrogen as an energy carrier and value-added chemicals such as CO and formic acid (HCOOH), requires efficient, selective, and robust catalysts. These catalysts must operate
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to this plan by studying how the microstructure and resulting properties of green steels are being affected by the new steel processing routes. Physics-Based Design of Hydrogen-Resistant Steels: The shift to a
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. Empa is a research institution of the ETH Domain. The position will be in the research group Hydrogen Spectroscopy, which is part of the Chemical Energy Carriers and Vehicle Systems Laboratory at Empa
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challenges associated with the iron anode, including parasitic hydrogen evolution, limited active material utilization, and long-term cycling stability. Addressing these challenges is essential for enabling
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PhD in Computational Simulations of Turbulent Reaction Flows for Clean Energy and Sustainable Propul
of relevant carbon free fuels, e.g., hydrogen and ammonia. The deployment of hydrogen-based fuels is key to decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors and for clean energy conversion, e.g. in gas turbines, shipping, and