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. Ireland has a government target of 37 GW of offshore renewable energy by 2050, of which roughly half must come from floating offshore wind (FLOW) in deeper Atlantic and Celtic Sea waters. These are among
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experience. Applications are invited for researcher to work with UCC’s Offshore Renewable Energy Research Group on FLOW-COST: Floating Offshore Wind Cost-Informed Site Selection, an 18-month project funded
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with a deep sea neutrino telescope in Western Pacific Ocean. There will be many exciting opportunities in our group for impactful research at the frontiers of particle physics and astrophysics
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experience. Applications are invited for researcher to work with UCC’s Offshore Renewable Energy Research Group on FLOW-COST: Floating Offshore Wind Cost-Informed Site Selection, an 18-month project funded
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investigates how electricity markets must be designed, and how demand-side flexibility must be mobilised, for a power system dominated by variable renewable generation to remain reliable and affordable
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their predictions through interdisciplinary and international collaborative research. Through these efforts, WPI-AIMEC contributes to planetary stewardship aimed at regenerating and restoring oceans and ecosystems
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The Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Program at Princeton University, in association with NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (GFDL), seeks a postdoctoral or more senior research scientist
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Position Details Position Description The newly formed Paros Geohazards Center (https://parosgeohazardscenter.uw.edu ) in the College of the Environment at the University of Washington (UW) is seeking a
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the Iberian Margin. By combining reconstructions of vegetation, fire activity, sea surface temperature and climate dynamics, the project seeks to identify the mechanisms controlling regional hydroclimate
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: 285829847 Postdoctoral Research Associate (Revised) Location: Princeton, New Jersey Salary Range or Pay Grade: 67,000-77,000 Description The Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Program at Princeton University