Postdoc in Magnesium-Based Binders: The Department of Civil and Mechanical Engineering at DTU is seeking a dedicated full-time Postdoc to join the Digital Building Technology (DBT) section. This position, part of the prestigious Villum Synergy project “Mathcrete,” aims to explore the reaction evolution mechanisms for magnesium-based binders.
Designation
Postdoctoral Researcher
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Research Area | Digital Building Technology, Material Science |
| Location | Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark |
| Eligibility/Qualification | PhD in cement and inorganic chemistry or related fields; experience with characterization techniques of cementitious materials |
Job Description
The role involves conducting experiments to explore magnesium-based binders’ evolution in various environments, particularly focusing on carbonation mechanisms. Responsibilities include:
- Processing magnesium-based binders and cementitious materials.
- Multi-scale characterization using techniques such as SEM, RAMAN imaging, TEM, XRD, and rheology.
- Lab-source and synchrotron 3D micro and nano-imaging.
- Collaboration with an interdisciplinary team at DTU, including teaching and supervising PhD and MSc student projects.
- Dissemination of research through publications and attendance at conferences.
How to Apply
Interested candidates should submit their application as a single PDF file, which includes the following materials:
- Application (cover letter)
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Academic Diplomas (MSc/PhD in English)
- List of publications
- A 3-minute video detailing scientific interests and experience, with a web link for direct download
- Contact information for at least two references
The application must be submitted online via the provided link.
Last Date to Apply
June 15, 2025 (23:59 Danish time)
Additional Information
For more details, you may contact Navid Ranjbar via email at naran@dtu.dk. You can also explore working in Denmark at DTU’s website.
This opportunity is ideal for candidates eager to contribute to advanced research in magnesium-based binders while benefiting from an international work environment. Applications from individuals of all backgrounds are encouraged.
