LCC/LCA for Advanced Construction Materials postdoctoral research position

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A postdoctoral research position is available with focus area of buildings and cement innovation in the context of reduced environmental impacts and life cycle costing. We are seeking a researcher who is familiar with LCC/LCA methods (prospective and consequential) with emphasis on emerging technologies for improved construction materials and working with engineering and R&D teams.
This position requires a strong modeling and programming background and familiarity with the energy-materials-building nexus.
Relevant background includes industrial ecology, construction and building engineering, and materials science. Familiarity with methods such as Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Integrated Assessment Models (IAM), scenarios development, and programming in R and\or P Python is desired. The responsibilities of the applicant include developing LCCA/LCA models. Publishing in peer-reviewed journals is also expected.
The position will be funded by Tel Aviv University in collaboration with different research teams within the university and across different institutions. The successful candidate will work closely with diverse research groups led by Professor Vered Blass from Tel Aviv University. Funding is available for 18 months. Extension might be possible based on performance and project development. The position requires spending time in Israel and Austria. A monthly stipend (tax-free) will be paid according to the Tel Aviv University post-doc stipend levels.
Interested candidates should send a (1) cover letter; (2) statement of research interests that includes recent accomplishments and how this position will help achieve your career objectives; (3) current curriculum vitae; and (4) the names of three possible references (please include email addresses and phone numbers).
Review of applications is ongoing and will continue until the position is filled. Questions about the position or application materials should be sent to vblass@tauex.tau.ac.il
LCC/LCA for Advanced Construction Materials postdoctoral research position

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A postdoctoral research position is available with focus area of buildings and cement innovation in the context of reduced environmental impacts and life cycle costing. We are seeking a researcher who is familiar with LCC/LCA methods (prospective and consequential) with emphasis on emerging technologies for improved construction materials and working with engineering and R&D teams.
This position requires a strong modeling and programming background and familiarity with the energy-materials-building nexus.
Relevant background includes industrial ecology, construction and building engineering, and materials science. Familiarity with methods such as Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), Integrated Assessment Models (IAM), scenarios development, and programming in R and\or P Python is desired. The responsibilities of the applicant include developing LCCA/LCA models. Publishing in peer-reviewed journals is also expected.
The position will be funded by Tel Aviv University in collaboration with different research teams within the university and across different institutions. The successful candidate will work closely with diverse research groups led by Professor Vered Blass from Tel Aviv University. Funding is available for 18 months. Extension might be possible based on performance and project development. The position requires spending time in Israel and Austria. A monthly stipend (tax-free) will be paid according to the Tel Aviv University post-doc stipend levels.
Interested candidates should send a (1) cover letter; (2) statement of research interests that includes recent accomplishments and how this position will help achieve your career objectives; (3) current curriculum vitae; and (4) the names of three possible references (please include email addresses and phone numbers).
Review of applications is ongoing and will continue until the position is filled. Questions about the position or application materials should be sent to vblass@tauex.tau.ac.il
