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15th October 2026 Languages English English English The Department of Energy and Process Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Integrated Energy Systems for Sustainable Digital
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wide range of disciplines, including rocks and minerals, weather and climate, the evolution of life, natural disasters, wind power and energy, environmental and water engineering, and sustainable
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and minerals, weather and climate, the evolution of life, natural disasters, wind power and energy, environmental and water engineering, and sustainable development. Our research combines natural
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polymers), hydrogels, and covalent organic frameworks (COFs). One project involves an original system that harvests water energy from nature (e.g., rain and rivers) and directly generates electricity by
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microgrids integrating intermittent renewable energy sources (solar, wind), storage systems (batteries, hydrogen), power electronic converters, and controllable loads. These complex cyber-physical
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panels on floating platforms at sea, often alongside existing offshore wind infrastructure. While this approach offers strong potential to increase clean energy production, OFPV systems can be vulnerable
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centre led by SINTEF Energy Research. FME NorthWind advances research and innovation for the sustainable development of wind energy, with particular emphasis on balancing technological deployment with
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Earth Sciences and Energy Transition Geological storage of CO₂ is recognised as a key technology for achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. The UK possesses almost one-third of Europe's
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. Knowledge of renewable energy systems (hydropower, wind, solar) and their grid integration. Experience in mathematical modeling, optimization algorithms, and data-driven methods. Possess a strong academic
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. The creation of magnets producing 20 T or more is a major challenge for physics (NMR, high-energy physics) as well as for the realization of compact Tokamaks, which have become highly attractive in recent years