Anne Juul Damø

Anne Juul Damø is a Senior Researcher at the Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), affiliated with the CHEC Research Centre. Her work focuses on experimental and theoretical research in hydrometallurgy, high temperature processes, and emissions reduction, directly contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals for sustainable industrial practices.

Her research spans copper leaching, combustion of biomass and waste, and characterization of ashes, fuels, and minerals. She investigates sustainable production methods and alternative raw materials, with expertise in calcination processes, leaching technologies, and emissions control. Her fingerprint reveals deep engagement in Full Scale Engineering, Heavy Metal analysis, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Flue Gas treatment, and Energy-Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy.

Recent publications (2023-2025) demonstrate concentrated focus on sustainable cement technologies, including clay calcination for supplementary cementitious materials, sulfur/chlorine stripping in cement processes, and alkali-activated concrete systems. These works highlight her contributions to reducing construction industry emissions through material innovation and process optimization.

Dr. Damø actively supervises PhD candidates in projects related to clay calcination optimization and geo-polymer cement production, while participating in major initiatives like the Cirkulær Byggeri sector development project. Her research receives support from both university and industry collaborations, including projects on CFD simulation of reacting systems and chalcopyrite surface characterization.

As part of DTU's CHEC Research Centre, she operates within a multidisciplinary team focused on chemical engineering solutions for sustainable resource utilization, maintaining active international collaborations evidenced by conference presentations and joint publications across Europe.