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PhD Position: Decision-Making for Heat Transition Planning under Data Sharing Constraints Can grid operators and other stakeholders make robust decisions when the data they need cannot always be
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grid reinforcements, heat networks and local flexibility, but privacy law (GDPR), commercial sensitivity and regulatory uncertainty keep this data locked away. Hence, critical infrastructure decisions
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PhD Position: Engineering Trustworthy Energy Data Spaces for Heat Transition Planning How can heterogeneous energy data be shared securely and efficiently to accelerate the heat transition
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to develop trusted data-sharing solutions for the heat transition. Within the project, you will have the opportunity to collaborate with other PhD candidates and a postdoctoral researcher working on
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heat waves, impacting ecosystem carbon storage worldwide. Join the Institute for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics (IBED) in this interdisciplinary project to uncover how vegetation traits and
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project. We are seeking a part-time researcher to lead and deliver the Liverpool strand of the project. The role will involve the CFD modelling a new super critical CO2 heat exchanger design. You will work
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Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description PhD Position: Engineering Trustworthy Energy Data Spaces for Heat Transition
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reinforcements, heat networks and local flexibility, but privacy law (GDPR), commercial sensitivity and regulatory uncertainty keep this data locked away. Hence, critical infrastructure decisions are being made
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dioxide, heat, and energy. However, these systems operate at different spatial and temporal scales, making their interactions difficult to analyze with existing modelling approaches. Using this framework
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Applications are invited for a Research Associate in Climate Change and Computational Modelling. This is a postdoctoral-level appointment, but applicants within a few months of submitting their PhD