Biografi
Brian Seger is a professor at the Technical University of Denmark whose research focuses on electrochemistry and technologies that use renewable electricity to produce fuels and chemicals. His work investigates how catalysts can drive reactions that convert molecules such as water and carbon dioxide into valuable products.
A central theme in his research is understanding and controlling electrochemical reactions at the molecular level to improve efficiency, selectivity, and scalability. He studies catalyst materials, reaction mechanisms, and reactor designs for applications including green hydrogen production, carbon dioxide utilisation, and sustainable fuel synthesis.
By combining electrochemistry with engineering and materials science, Seger’s research aims to accelerate the transition from fossil-based chemical production to renewable alternatives. His work contributes to technologies for energy storage, sustainable fuels, and a low-carbon chemical industry.
