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Research Assistant – Technoeconomic Assessment of Onsite Green Hydrogen Generation and Storage for Sustainable Mobility Applications Grade: Grade 6 £31,236 -£36,636 Contract Type: Full time, fixed
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: https://www.hw.ac.uk/about/work/total-rewards-calculator.htm to see the value of benefits provided by Heriot-Watt University. Detailed Description The Programme Grant ‘New Directions in Molecular
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each material combination. Research Environment The project will be based in the High-power Laser Applications Laboratories at Heriot-Watt University, working directly with Prof Duncan Hand and Prof
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the four UK jurisdictions. This role is based in Edinburgh, however remote working from anywhere within the UK is possible. Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. The programme seeks to: Deliver
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progress and high-impact scientific publications in the areas of ultrafast and nonlinear optics. For more information, please send enquiry emails to Prof John Travers (j.travers@hw.ac.uk ). The application
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, please send enquiry emails to Prof Alessandro Fedrizzi (a.fedrizzi@hw.ac.uk ). The application requires a CV and a cover letter explaining the motivation/interest in this project to be submitted through
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(USRP) work. It is desirable that the applicants have some industrial experience working in telecommunications/machine learning/networks/programming/testbed. The project provides an excellent opportunity
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/work/total-rewards-calculator.htm to see the value of benefits provided by Heriot-Watt University. About our Team The post holder will join the research group led by Prof Erika Andersson. Also part of
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criteria for the position, which are listed below. For more information and informal discussions, please contact Dr Christiaan Bekker (c.bekker@hw.ac.uk ). We especially encourage applications from women
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, publication list, and names of 3 references, to be submitted as single document via the Heriot-Watt Job Portal. Any queries should be sent by email to Prof. Wiaux (y.wiaux@hw.ac.uk ). Applications should be