Researcher positions on Energy systems analysis

Two vacant researcher position at the Department of Space, Earth and environment. The vacancies are within two different energy systems groups, one at the division of Energy Technology and one at division of Physical Resource Theory. For both  positions we are looking for experienced researchers who wants to join established research groups and work with several different projects, co-supervise PhD students and develop new research directions. Both positions on offer has a focus on techno-economic energy systems modelling in the context of an energy systems that develops towards climate neutrality.

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The Department of Space, Earth and Environment
The Department of Space, Earth and Environment contains of five divisions, with research and education spanning from global challenges related to sustainability and energy supply to astronomy and space sciences. The department is host to two major infrastructures, Onsala Space Observatory and Chalmers Power Central, and consists of about 250 employees.

Application procedure
For both Research positions the application should be marked with Ref number and written in English. The application should be sent electronically and be attached as pdf-files. The specifics are outlined in each advertisment.

For questions, please contact the recruiting manager for the specific position you are interested in. Contact information can be found in the ad for each position.

In this call we announce the Research positions listed below. The positions are connected to specific research projects and you are welcome to apply to both if they match your interests.

Application deadline: 26 July, 2020

List of positions:

Researcher in Energy system analysis, ref 20200319

Researcher in Energy system analysis, ref 20200321




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