Technical University of Denmark
The Independent Research Fund Denmark is awarding a total of DKK 132 million to 42 research projects that will promote the green transition.
The seven grant recipients
- Senior Researcher Hamid Nick, DTU Offshore, receives the grant for the project 'BioHydroSalt: Role of biological and transport processes in controlling microbial loss of stored hydrogen in salt caverns'.
- Professor Jeppe Rich, DTU Management, receives the grant for the project 'Navigating the Path to Sustainable Transport Infrastructure (NaPSTI)'.
- Associate Professor Jerrik Mielby, DTU Chemistry, receives the grant for the project 'Data-Driven Development of High-Entropy Catalysts for CO2 Utilization'.
- Associate Professor Jonas Sundberg, DTU Engineering Technology, receives the grant for the project 'Advanced Nano-Resonators for High-Resolution Monitoring of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Lakes and Wetlands'.
- Professor Lars Jelsbak, DTU Bioengineering, receives the grant for the project 'Disarming a bacterial plant pathogen: microbial degradation of virulence factors for control of Pseudomonas syringae diseases'.
- Professor Rasmus Bjørk, DTU Energy, receives the grant for the project 'The next generation permanent magnet for the green transition'.
- Assistant Professor Tilman Weckesser, DTU Wind, receives the grant for the project 'Resilient Operation of Active Distribution Networks Dominated Power Systems'.
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