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The Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3) opens a competitive call for applications to one Post-Doctoral contract to contribute to the development of dynamic-econometric input-outputmodels to support low carbon transitions in the context of the LOCOMOTION project, funded by the H2020 program. The overall objective of LOCOMOTION is to enhance existing Integrated Assessment Models in order to provide policy makers and relevant stakeholders with a reliable and practical model system to assess the feasibility, effectiveness, costs and impacts of different transition pathways towards a low-carbon society. BC3·leads a work package focused on Economic & financial system modelling. The research will be conducted at BC3 but also in collaboration with other international research institutions.
Specifically the applicant would:
Requirements:
The applicant should have a PhD in Economics, Engineering, Mathematics or similar, with a solid background in quantitative methods (econometrics), economic modelling (Input-Output, CGE) and programming (GAMS, Python, R).
Other relevant skills:
The position will be for a period of two years with a possibility for extending it for two more years upon a positive assessment of the performance.
The position will carry competitive salary, matching the academic and professional profile of the applicant, and excellent work conditions.
Basque Centre for Climate Change (BC3), Biscay (Spain).
Additional information: As a HR Excellence awarded institution, BC3 is committed to conciliate research-academic requirements and family duties. BC3 is particularly concerned with creating equality opportunities for women and men. Women with relevant qualifications are therefore strongly encouraged to apply for the position.
Applicants should send a cover letter, a detailed curriculum vitae and at least one letter of recommendation to hr@bc3research.org, subject of the message “PostDoc: LOCOMOTION”. Informal enquiries can be made to Dr. Iñaki Arto inaki.arto@bc3research.org.
25th of February 2019 (CET 17:00).
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