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university. Job requirements PhD. degree in system engineering, applied sciences, wind energy, or a related field. Fundamental knowledge and application of MDAO (multi-disciplinary analysis and optimisation
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. The intended findings will give stakeholders a clearer basis for recognising the contribution of wind propulsion to maritime decarbonisation. The successful PhD Candidate will, therefore, become part of the next
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total appointment, averaged over the course of your PhD. Job requirements The successful candidate has the following qualifications: An MSc. degree in systems and control, fluid dynamics wind energy
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looking to appoint a Early Stage Marie Curie Researcher to undertake high-quality research within the MSCA Doctoral Network POSEIDON (https://poseidon-dn.eu/ ). The postholder will be assisting in
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services and system upgrades for large-scale wind generation and electric mobility in Iceland. Position Description The position is funded through the SIF PhD Support Fund (Reykjavík University) for one year
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. About the research project Wind-powered propulsion is a key route to reducing emissions from shipping, but the interaction between the flow around a wind propulsion system and the structural response
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is essential. Indeed, the intermittent and variable nature of renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power makes storage necessary. Redox-flow batteries, which allow for the decoupling
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predictive maintenance, as well as the publication of scientific papers. The ultimate goal is to contribute significantly to the safety and efficiency of offshore wind energy production. The candidate will
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Maritime Ltd and the University of Southampton. Find out more about Knowledge Transfer Partnerships here: https://www.ktp-uk.org/ Compute Maritime Ltd is a London-based deep-tech company bringing
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) such as wind and solar. Beyond generation, it delivers critical grid services including energy storage, frequency regulation, and black-start capability, that are increasingly vital in highly decarbonized