Søren Linderoth

Søren Linderoth is the Head of Department and Professor at the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage, Technical University of Denmark (DTU). His research focuses on advanced materials for energy systems, including thermoelectrics, oxide interfaces, and solid oxide fuel cells. He leads projects addressing sustainable energy challenges such as carbon capture and energy storage innovation.

Research interests emphasize interdisciplinary materials science, particularly in oxide compounds, energy conversion technologies, and nanoscale phenomena. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to clean energy and climate action.

Recent publications span carbon capture systems (2024), energy storage strategies (2018), and discoveries in oxide interface physics (2016-2017). Linderoth has supervised multiple PhD students in thermoelectric materials and fuel cell development. He actively participates in international forums on energy transition and has contributed to media discussions on renewable energy technologies.

• Projects: Ceramic Conductors, Thermoelectric Materials Development, Solid Oxide Cell Research
• Grants: Multiple Danish-funded PhD projects
• Labs/Teams: Leads the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage at DTU