Energy Systems Engineering

Fully Funded Two Weeks Trip to Qatar for Pakistani Girls Studying in Undergraduate Degrees in Engineering or Natural sciences

Two Weeks at Texas A&M University at Qatar
If you are a women undergraduate student, living and studying in Pakistan, and you are pursuing a degree in engineering or natural sciences, please consider applying for this year's U.S.-Pakistan Future of Women in Energy Scholars Program! Applications are due by April 9th!
Program Participation Requirements
To be considered for selection, an interested applicant must meet the following criteria:
A female citizen of Pakistan
Currently living and studying in Pakistan
Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in engineering or natural sciences and have completed at least two years of university education at an accredited university in Pakistan
Fluent in written and spoken English
Have a Pakistani passport that is valid through at least February 2024
Able to travel to Doha, Qatar for program dates of June 4-15, 2023
Able to participate in the experiential program in Lahore and Islamabad with the Pakistani government and the private sector for one week following the two-week program in Qatar
Able to meet the health entry requirements in accordance with the Qatari Ministry of Public Health guidelines (https://covid19.moph.gov.qa/EN/travel-and-returnpolicy/Pages/default.aspx)
Has not previously participated in a U.S. government-funded educational program
Is not in the process of applying for U.S. immigrant status
Application Process
Each applicant must complete and submit the application package, including:
1. A current C.V. or resume
2. A recent university transcript in English
3. A written statement (300 words maximum) on the importance of energy in Pakistan, the role of women in this sector, and the importance of women’s leadership in the energy sector in Pakistan (this statement should be the applicant’s original words)
4. A personal statement (300 words maximum) on how this program will assist the applicant in reaching her personal and professional goals
Submission Instructions
Please click on this link to access the online application form: www.qatar.tamu.edu/summer and choose the “Future of Women in Energy Scholars Program” track

www.qatar.tamu.edu/summer
https://www.qatar.tamu.edu/assets/img/images/documents/2023-USPWC-Future-of-Women-in-Energy-Announcement.pdf

Rese­arch Assist­ant in Energy Pro­cess Engin­eer­ing and Con­ver­sion Tech­no­lo­gies for Renew­able Ener­gies
Technical University Berlin Insti­tute for Energy Tech­no­logy
Germany
Tech­ni­sche Uni­ver­sität Ber­lin - Fac­ulty III - Insti­tute for Energy Tech­no­logy / Energy Pro­cess Engin­eer­ing and Con­ver­sion Tech­no­lo­gies for Renew­able Ener­gies

Rese­arch Assist­ant (Post­Doc) - salary grade E13 TV-L Ber­liner Hoch­schu­len

part-time employ­ment may be pos­sible

Our back­ground:

In 2010, the Indian Insti­tute of Tech­no­logy Madras (IITM) and sev­eral Ger­man uni­versit­ies jointly estab­lished the Indo-Ger­man Centre for Sus­tain­ab­il­ity (IGCS), loc­ated on the IITM cam­pus in Chen­nai (India), as a plat­form for inter­na­tional aca­demic exchange and inter­dis­cip­lin­ary research col­lab­or­a­tion on major sus­tain­able devel­op­ment issues. In Ger­many, the IGCS activ­it­ies are sup­por­ted by the ‘TU9’ group of Tech­nical Uni­versit­ies (led by RWTH Aachen Uni­versity) and Chris­tian-Albrechts-Uni­versität Kiel. Focus areas of sus­tain­ab­il­ity edu­ca­tion and research relate to water (Kiel Uni­versity), waste (TU Stut­tgart), land use and rural/urban devel­op­ment (RWTH Aachen), as well as energy (TU Ber­lin).

The IGCS is part of the ini­ti­at­ive “A New Pas­sage to India” by the Ger­man Aca­demic Exchange Ser­vice (DAAD) and receives fund­ing from the Ger­man Fed­eral Min­istry for Edu­ca­tion and Research (BMBF) via DAAD and from the Dept. of Sci­ence and Tech­no­logy, Gov­ern­ment of India. Since its incep­tion, the IGCS offers short-term Winter/Sum­mer Schools on vari­ous sus­tain­ab­il­ity top­ics, work­shop par­ti­cip­a­tions, as well as short- and long-term research stays to stu­dents and research­ers both from India and Ger­many at IGCS Chen­nai or the Ger­man part­ner uni­versit­ies. Ger­man and IITM aca­demic staff closely col­lab­or­ate both in teach­ing and research.

At the Chair of Energy Pro­cess Engin­eer­ing and Con­ver­sion Tech­no­lo­gies for Renew­able Ener­gies research and net­work­ing activ­it­ies between India and Ger­many con­cern­ing the topic of energy should be developed (fur­ther). This also includes spend­ing sev­eral months a year at IIT Madras. Thereby, under con­sid­er­a­tion of already exist­ing research fields at the depart­ment, the fol­low­ing pri­or­it­ies should be set:

Resi­li­ence of power grids
Bio­mass and organic waste for the energy sec­tor
Desal­in­a­tion of sea­wa­ter
Fur­ther­more, a key task is net­work­ing with part­ner insti­tu­tions, which includes state agen­cies in India and Ger­many as well as the con­sol­id­a­tion of exist­ing net­works within the IGCS, and the pro­mo­tion of research and teach­ing cooper­a­tion. This includes own teach­ing activ­it­ies at the IIT Madras. Addi­tion­ally, the object­ive is to form a close inter­ac­tion with the other IGCS core areas.
Work­ing field:
You should con­duct research pro­jects and teach­ing together with IGCS col­leagues in dif­fer­ent formats (e.g. lec­tures at IITM and your home uni­versity in Ger­many, cre­ate con­tent for work­shops, teach and super­vise Sum­mer and Winter School stu­dents). With the sup­port of the Indian and Ger­man pro­ject coordin­at­ors, you will act­ively con­trib­ute to organ­iz­ing events. Fur­ther­more, you will be a point of con­tact for exchange stu­dents and sci­ent­ists who are plan­ning their stay in Chen­nai. The major­ity of your work time you are required to spend at the IGCS office at IITM in Chen­nai, at least six of twelve months and prefer­ably all year. You will be able to soli­cit research grants in Ger­many (e.g. DFG, industry) and col­lab­or­ate with IGCS’ area coordin­at­ors in Indian research pro­jects, engage in IGCS activ­it­ies and sup­port in teach­ing.
Require­ments:
Suc­cess­fully com­pleted uni­versity degree (Mas­ter, Dip­lom or equi­val­ent) and PhD degree and offer a strong research track record in any of the above-men­tioned field of sus­tain­able research (Resi­li­ence of power grids, Bio­mass and organic waste for the energy sec­tor, Desal­in­a­tion of sea­wa­ter)
Exper­i­ence in teach­ing her/his sub­ject
Flu­ent in Eng­lish and Ger­man
Pre­requis­ite:
Abil­ity and will­ing­ness to travel to India for sev­eral months
Desired:
Work-abroad exper­i­ence and know­ledge of the region
You are expec­ted to engage in inter­dis­cip­lin­ary research and to design your own pro­ject ideas and focus areas in India.
How to ap­ply:
Please send your app­lic­a­tion with the ref­er­ence num­ber and the usual doc­u­ments (com­bined in a sin­gle pdf file, max. 5 MB) by email to Prof. Dr. Frank Behrendt ([email protected]).

By sub­mit­ting your app­lic­a­tion via email you con­sent to hav­ing your data elec­tron­ic­ally pro­ces­sed and saved. Please note that we do not pro­vide a guar­anty for the pro­tec­tion of your per­sonal data when sub­mit­ted as unpro­tec­ted file. Please find our data pro­tec­tion notice acc. DSGVO (Gen­eral Data Pro­tec­tion Reg­u­la­tion) at the TU staff depart­ment home­page: https://www.abt2-t.tu-berlin.de/menue/themen_a_z/datenschutzerklaerung/ or quick access 214041.

To ensure equal oppor­tun­it­ies bet­ween women and men, app­lic­a­tions by women with the requi­red qual­i­fic­a­tions are expli­citly desi­red. Qual­i­fied indi­vidu­als with dis­ab­il­it­ies will be favo­red. The TU Ber­lin val­ues the diver­sity of its mem­bers and is com­mit­ted to the goals of equal oppor­tun­it­ies.

Tech­nis­che Uni­ver­si­tät Ber­lin - Der Präsid­ent - Fak­ultät III, Insti­tut für Ener­gi­e­tech­nik, FG Ener­giev­er­fahren­s­tech­nik und Umwand­lung­s­tech­niken regen­er­at­iver Ener­gien, Prof. Dr. Frank Behrendt, Sekr. GG 1, Seestr. 13, 13353 Ber­lin
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Num. of em­ploy­ees:
ca. 8300
Site:
Charlottenburg, Berlin (Berlin, Germany)
Type:
gradu­ate pos­i­tion
research assist­ant
Cat­egory (TU Ber­lin):
Research assist­ant without teach­ing oblig­a­tion
PostDoc
Dur­a­tion:
until 31/12/22
Part-/Full-time:
full time, part-time employment may be possible
Start­ing date (earli­est):
At the earli­est poss­ible
Remu­n­er­a­tion:
Salary grade E13
Scope:
waste and water management
en­ergy sup­ply en­gin­eer­ing
Field of stud­ies:
wastes management
en­ergy and pro­cess en­gin­eer­ing
Level of edu­c­a­tion:
Master, Diplom or equivalent and PhD
Lan­guage skills:
English (fluently written and spoken)
German (fluently written and spoken)
Make an Ap­plic­a­tion
Clos­ing date:
04/12/20
Re­ference num­ber:
III-531/20
Con­tact per­son:
Prof. Dr. Frank Behrendt
By mail:
Technische Universität Berlin
- Der Präsident -
Fakultät III, Institut für Energietechnik, FG Energieverfahrenstechnik und Umwandlungstechniken regenerativer Energien, Prof. Dr. Frank Behrendt, Sekr. GG 1, Seestr. 13, 13353 Berlin
By e-mail:
[email protected]

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