Predoctoral Researcher Position to work on Advanced electric discharge based-on heat exchangers
The IMDEA Energy Institute is a Maria de Maeztu Center of Excellence with the mission of developing world-class R&D in the field of clean and renewable energy technologies. The Institute aims at contributing to the establishment of a sustainable energy system with a high degree of decarbonisation, economically competitive and securing energy supply (www.energy.imdea.org).
The R&D Unit of High Temperature Processes of IMDEA Energy develops research on electricity generation, synthesis of chemical energy carriers by means of high-temperature processes, and industrial process heat, mainly by means of concentrated sunlight.
IMDEA Energy is opening a Predoctoral Researcher position on advanced concepts of heat exchangers with enhanced heat transfer coefficients by means of using nonequilibrium cold atmospheric pressure plasmas.
Your Tasks:
- Characterisation of devices in order to assess their performance as heat exchangers (heat exchange coefficients, plasma stability and device durability). - Computational fluid mechanics applied to numerical simulation of heat and mass transfer. - R&D on Plasma Engineering and Plasma Science. - Dissemination and publication of research results in scientific journals.
Your Qualification, Experience and Skills:
- MSc. or BSc. degree in Physical Sciences, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Energy Engineering or equivalent. - Knowledge and/or familiarity with scientific software tools for data acquisition/treatment and/or numerical modelling. - Knowledge in heat transfer and fluid mechanics. - Accredited oral and written communication skills in English.
Location: Mostoles, Madrid, Spain.
Remuneration: 19.000-21.000€ gross salary per year
Duration: The position is available immediately and is a one-year appointment.
Reference: 21.05 AT1 PRE
For further information contact:
Dr. José González, E-mail:jose.gonzalez@imdea.org
Applicants should send their Curriculum Vitae, covering letter and student records with the average marks obtained not later than the 15th of February at 15:00h to the following address:
email: jose.gonzalez@imdea.org
Subject: Reference 21.05 AT1 PRE
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