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Global Change Group at Wageningen University and Research invites applications for a PhD position (4 years) in “Modelling non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture” starting in September 2026
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Job description Carbon capture will play an important role in reducing CO₂ emissions from sectors such as power generation, steel production and cement manufacturing. One promising route is cryogenic carbon capture, in which CO₂ is cooled to very low temperatures and turns directly from gas into...
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Vacancies PhD Position: CO2 Desublimation for Cryogenic Carbon Capture Key takeaways Job description Carbon capture will play an important role in reducing CO₂ emissions from sectors such as power
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performance of sorption-enhanced CO2 hydrogenation reactors. An important feature is that the reactor should be heated electrically and should be scalable. The PhD student will develop three-dimensional models
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Are you intrigued by how you can shape the energy transition by scale up of green electricity based large-scale energy storage via CO2 capture and dynamic conversion with hydrogen from electrolysis
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In medical equipment, many different gas flows need to be controlled, including gases such as O2, CO2, He, Xe, Kr, Ar, Ne, N2, N2O, and H2, all in varying concentrations ranging from 0 – 80%. Traces
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execute qualitative and quantitative studies using a CO2 inhalation procedure; Implement the findings of these studies in a single-case experimental design (SCED); Test panic-prone participants as
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, including gases such as O2, CO2, He, Xe, Kr, Ar, Ne, N2, N2O, and H2, all in varying concentrations ranging from 0 – 80%. Traces of up to 500 ppm of NO, CO, and H2S could occur in the gas mixture and should
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flows need to be controlled, including gases such as O2, CO2, He, Xe, Kr, Ar, Ne, N2, N2O, and H2, all in varying concentrations ranging from 0 – 80%. Traces of up to 500 ppm of NO, CO, and H2S could
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significantly more sustainable by 2030 and completely CO2 neutral by 2050. The programme “Growing with Green Steel” is a plan to achieve this, involving major changes throughout the steel value chain. The section