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Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Energy and Environmental Systems Analysis, Cockrell School of Engineering

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

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Location
AUSTIN, TX
Role Type
Fellowship
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Job overview

The Postdoctoral Fellow will develop a physics-informed model of how the U.S. natural gas pipeline system integrates with electric power generation. The fellow will apply the model to research questions involving low-emissions gas certification, electric-system risk assessments, and repurposing pipelines for lower-carbon solutions, including CO2 transport. The role also involves leading peer-reviewed manuscripts, white papers, and project reports that summarize research findings.

Skills & qualifications

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Skills

Physics-Informed ModelingGas-Electric Systems IntegrationLow-Emissions Gas CertificationElectric-System Risk AssessmentPipeline RepurposingPeer-Reviewed Writing

Full job description

Model Development: Develop a physics-informed model of integration of the natural gas pipeline system and electric power generation units in the US to probe interdependencies of the gas system and the electric systemCase Studies and Application Areas: Use the gas-electric integration model to answer questions related to low-emissions gas certification, risk assessments in the electric system, and re-purposing pipelines to lower carbon solutions including CO2 transportWriting and Documentation: Leading peer-reviewed manuscripts, white papers, and project reports summarizing the findings of the researchPerforms other related duties as assigned

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