Dear colleagues - I hope the below Post-doctoral Research Fellow job
<br>opportunity is of interest.
<br>We believe it to be a fairly unique opportunity because it is a three-year
<br>research fellowship post (with possibilities for extensions) to push one's own
<br>research portfolio, rather than e.g. work on someone else's project. We also
<br>explicitly welcome part-time (e.g. one-day/week upwards) and/or flexible
<br>working applications.
<br>Best, Chris
<br>
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<br>
<br>Post-doctoral Research Fellow job opportunity
<br>
<br>Headlines:
<br>
<br> Based at Global Sustainability Institute, Anglia Ruskin University,
<br>Cambridge, UK.
<br>
<br> Salary: 33,797 - 39,152 p.a.
<br>
<br> Fixed term contract (3 years), with possibilities for contract
<br>extensions and promotions to e.g. Senior Research Fellow.
<br>
<br> Although advertised as full-time, very much welcome part-time (ranging
<br>from 0.2FTE to 1FTE) and flexible working applications.
<br>
<br> Application closing date: Mon 2 March 2020. | Interview date: Fri 3
<br>April 2020. | Start date: negotiable, but ideally by July 2020 at the latest.
<br>
<br> More information is available
<br>here.
<br>
<br>More about the Global Sustainability Institute (GSI):
<br>Over the past nine years, the GSI has built a global reputation for delivering
<br>research impact and high-quality interdisciplinary publications across a broad
<br>range of sustainability issues. We believe it is the only research
<br>institute/group to have received funding from six of the seven UK Research
<br>Councils (ESRC, EPSRC, NERC, AHRC, BBSRC, STFC). It has led and supported
<br>several high-profile EU projects including SHAPE
<br>ENERGY,
<br>Energy-SHIFTS, MEDEAS,
<br>RRING, Energy in Water,
<br>amongst others, and also been part of major centres such as the ESRC's Centre
<br>for Understanding Sustainable Prosperity and EPSRC's
<br>EnergyREV. The GSI has a particular interest in
<br>research that has the potential for real-world impact, and thus has a wide
<br>portfolio of applied projects that focus on working with e.g. European
<br>Commission, UK Government, local authorities, charities and NGOs, business and
<br>industry, etc.
<br>
<br>More about the post:
<br>The post-holder will bring with them research plans for writing high-quality
<br>publications and project proposals, as well as for collaborating with both
<br>external colleagues and those already based at the GSI. The GSI prides itself
<br>on supporting individuals and communities to develop their skills to
<br>contribute positively to sustainability outcomes. Therefore, we are open and
<br>flexible to exploring new ideas from whichever discipline they come.
<br>
<br>Contact information:
<br>More information is available via the GSI's Director -
<br>aled.jones@anglia.ac.uk - although all those
<br>at the GSI are happy to answer informal queries too.
<br>
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<br>
<br>Dr Chris Foulds
<br>Principal Research Fellow
<br>Global Sustainability Institute (GSI)
<br>Anglia Ruskin University, East Road, Cambridge, CB1 1PT, UK.
<br>
<br>T: (+44) 1223 69 5112 | E:
<br>chris.foulds@anglia.ac.uk | Twitter:
<br>@DrChrisFoulds
<br>
<br>Further info: Personal
<br>webpage |
<br>LinkedIn |
<br>GSI | GSI's Consumption &
<br>Change
<br>Selected projects: SHAPE
<br>ENERGY |
<br>Energy-SHIFTS
<br>|
<br>Energy-PIECES | RRING |
<br>Energy in Water
<br>
<br>Recent selected publications:
<br>Expanding the scope and implications of energy research: A guide to key themes
<br>from the Social Sciences and
<br>Humanities (Energy Research & Social Science, 2020)
<br>Diversifying diversity: Inclusive engagement, intersectionality, and gender
<br>identity in a European Social Sciences and Humanities Energy research
<br>project (Energy Research & Social Science, 2020)
<br>An approach to identifying future Social Sciences & Humanities energy research
<br>priorities for Horizon Europe: Working Group guidelines for systematic Horizon
<br>Scanning (Energy-SHIFTS, 2019)
<br>Use of evidence in energy policy: the roles, capacities and expectations of
<br>Social Sciences and
<br>Humanities (Energy-SHIFTS, 2019)
<br>Advancing energy policy: Lessons on the integration of Social Sciences and
<br>Humanities (eds.)
<br>(Palgrave Macmillan, 2018)
<br>
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