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University: University of Wyoming

Country: United States

Deadline: Not specified

Fields: Environmental Science, Mechanical Engineering, Energy Systems, Nuclear Engineering, Environmental Policy

The Laboratory for Low-Carbon Energy and Environmental Sustainability at the University of Wyoming invites applications for a fully funded PhD Research Assistantship in the field of systems analysis of nuclear energy, with a start date in Spring 2026. The research group, led by Prof. Haibo Zhai (Roy & Caryl Cline Distinguished Chair in Engineering), addresses technical, economic, and policy challenges related to energy and environmental sustainability, and has a strong record of publication in leading scientific journals.

Project Areas Include

– Deployment and optimization of advanced nuclear technologies

– Integration of nuclear systems with AI-enabled energy data centers

– Assessment of economic, environmental, and policy implications of nuclear energy systems

Requirements

– A background in environmental science and engineering, mechanical engineering, energy systems, nuclear engineering, or related disciplines

– A strong interest in low-carbon energy and systems modeling

Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Prof. Haibo Zhai at [email protected] for further information or to express interest in the position.

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