21 finite-element-analysis Postdoctoral positions at University College Cork in Ireland
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proficiency and appetite for energy transition analysis and policy-relevant, multi-disciplinary research. Direct experience with energy systems models is required, and candidates experienced in energy systems
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analysis, SHIELD identifies and tackles these challenges, helping Ireland address external energy security risks. This multidisciplinary project addresses the complexities of the energy transition by
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handling, computational biology such as RNA sequencing and metabolomics and analysis of large datasets will be highly valued. The appointee will work directly with the Aburto Lab group. Our work focuses on
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-economic analysis complexity and functionality of the tool in co-operation with the ORE Group techno-economic model development group. Project Title: MaREI Post Duration: 12 Months Salary: €53,770 - €58,479
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approval, survey dissemination, analysis of findings and drafting of working papers and other outputs. Applicants must have proven experience of conducting online survey work and must demonstrate relevant
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team to undertake desk-based research and qualitative research. Desk-based research will focus on analysis and synthesis of policy and regulatory frameworks and identification of organisations and
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, or energy modelling software). Experience with techno-economic analysis and industrial decarbonisation is desirable. This position offers a unique opportunity to inform national energy planning by generating
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. - statistical and machine learning techniques for data analysis - atmospheric chemistry research - materials chemistry research - designing and conducting experimental test procedures. Achievement
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experience, in research with optical cavities, gas handling, relevant data analysis, report and proposal writing is highly desirable. Know-how in atmospheric sciences will be an advantage. Previous experience
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for the analysis of nonlinear phenomena in adaptive dynamical networks with applications to restoration ecology. Adaptive dynamical networks are mathematical models of coupled systems where both the systems