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of power grids. The project is well-suited to students with backgrounds in electrical engineering, renewable energy, control engineering, or a closely related discipline, and can be tailored to your
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methodologies for the design and operation of flexible CO2 utilisation processes powered by intermittent renewable energy. You will work at the interface of chemical engineering, optimization, sustainability
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efficiently convert ammonia into carbon-free energy. In the concept of decarbonisation and renewable energy, hydrogen is considered as the ultimate carbon-free fuel and energy carrier for many applications
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-fuels)—synthetic fuels produced from renewable electricity and sustainable feedstocks, offering a practical and scalable route to reducing carbon emissions. The DESIRE project (Decarbonising Energy
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Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion, Mülheim an der Ruhr | M lheim an der Ruhr, Nordrhein Westfalen | Germany | 23 minutes ago
Job Code: OR012 Job Offer from September 14, 2026 The Max Planck Institute for Chemical Energy Conversion (MPI CEC) in Mülheim an der Ruhr studies fundamental chemical processes for energy storage
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We are now looking to appoint a PhD student in Ionic Thermoelectrics and Electrochemistry for Thermal Energy Harvesting, placed at the Department of Science and Technology, Campus Norrköping
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. This project proposes the development of a new CFD simulator for offshore renewable energy applications based on physics-informed deep learning that offers greater efficiency and robustness. This is a unique and
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Infrastructure? No Offer Description We are now looking to appoint a PhD student in Ionic Thermoelectrics and Electrochemistry for Thermal Energy Harvesting, placed at the Department of Science and Technology
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of batteries, thereby enabling energy-autonomous and sustainable sensing systems and contributing to the reduction of non-renewable energy consumption and the preservation of environmental resources. At the same
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‑intensive and carbon‑heavy. This plasma‑based approach is modular, renewable‑powered, and suitable for decentralised applications, opening doors to sustainable agriculture and future clean‑energy systems