Research Fellow (Technical Role)
| Posting date: | 18 April 2024 |
|---|---|
| Salary: | £41,732 to £54,395 per year |
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 08 May 2024 |
| Location: | Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire |
| Remote working: | Hybrid - work remotely up to 2 days per week |
| Company: | Teesside University |
| Job type: | Temporary |
| Job reference: | B00249 |
Summary
Teesside University is looking to appoint a Research Fellow to support the delivery of the Research England Development (RED) Fund project, 'Growing Teesside’s Hydrogen Economy and Catalysing a Just Transition to Net Zero'. The project will be delivered in partnership with Durham University.
This is a significant, high-profile project, and the Research Fellow will play a crucial role by:
-Working with partners to develop a portfolio of collaborative innovation projects. These will support businesses to develop and deploy novel hydrogen technologies, or engage key public audiences (local schools, residents, policymakers) in the project
-Undertaking advanced research to deliver these projects, working as required with senior academic, industry and community leads
-Reporting progress through the overall project's governance structures
-Working with the project manager to ensure the timely delivery of these projects within budget
-Delivering high quality research outputs targeted to a range of audiences
The postholder will work within a cohort, and with the wider project team, to maximise the outcomes of the RED funding and Teesside and Durham Universities' investment in the project, and will be supported to engage in a programme of personal and career development activities.
As well as completing the online application form, please can you upload a separate document of your four highly cited papers as well as a three page research proposal of one or two of the research areas outlined in the person and job spec.
The research proposal should include a brief literature review of the selected area, methodology and expected outcomes.
This is a significant, high-profile project, and the Research Fellow will play a crucial role by:
-Working with partners to develop a portfolio of collaborative innovation projects. These will support businesses to develop and deploy novel hydrogen technologies, or engage key public audiences (local schools, residents, policymakers) in the project
-Undertaking advanced research to deliver these projects, working as required with senior academic, industry and community leads
-Reporting progress through the overall project's governance structures
-Working with the project manager to ensure the timely delivery of these projects within budget
-Delivering high quality research outputs targeted to a range of audiences
The postholder will work within a cohort, and with the wider project team, to maximise the outcomes of the RED funding and Teesside and Durham Universities' investment in the project, and will be supported to engage in a programme of personal and career development activities.
As well as completing the online application form, please can you upload a separate document of your four highly cited papers as well as a three page research proposal of one or two of the research areas outlined in the person and job spec.
The research proposal should include a brief literature review of the selected area, methodology and expected outcomes.
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