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to develop novel strategies that contribute overcoming critical resource bottlenecks in energy devices. The successful candidate will be joining the CO2 Mitigation Accelerated by Photons group led by Prof. Dr
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, the missions will consist of (i) effectively integrating sediments into these OBMs, (ii) comparing them with ocean color measurements and products, and (iii) analyzing the effect on CO2 fluxes at the air/water
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explore include, not limited to: Pyrolysis, gasification, hydrothermal carbonation, hydrothermal liquefaction, Fisher-Tropsh, etc. CO2 capture methods (Chemical and calcium looping, absorption, adsorption
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tools that enable the accurate prediction of the CO2 uptake of cement-based materials during their service life. In line with the Fit-for-55 plan, Flanders aims to reduce CO₂ emissions, pushing the cement
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ICFO is offering postdoctoral positions to well-qualified, highly motivated and dynamic young scientists who wish to contribute advance technologies that drive the clean energy transition. The CO2
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researchers will work on include: Pyrolysis, gasification, hydrothermal carbonation, hydrothermal liquefaction, Fisher-Tropsh, etc. CO2 capture methods CO2 utilization & conversion to high-value chemicals (e.g
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the ocean to draw down and store atmospheric CO2 as stable bicarbonate. However, quantifying the efficiency and permanence of this storage remains a key challenge, due to complex and unresolved ocean
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selectivity performances of the corresponding membranes for CO2/CH4, C3H6/C3H8 separation as well as water desalination. More specifically, we will implement a non-equilibrium MD simulation scheme to perform
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that have readily available atmospheric forcing, and fluxes of CO2 and CH4 needed to test the model. These sites are also studied by the othe Work Packages of the project. It will then be applied regionaly
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), the successful candidate will evaluate the response and feedbacks of natural vegetation to changes in (i) climate forcing (e.g. temperature and precipitation) and (ii) GHGs forcings (CO2 fertilization and related