PhD Position Indoor Thermal Natural Variation for Heat Resilience
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Job Description
This PhD position investigates how residents experience and accept natural variations in indoor thermal conditions during hot weather events. The role involves combining citizen science, field data, and modeling to understand resident perceptions, behavior, and building characteristics. A Master's degree in a relevant field, a strong interest in human perception and climate change, and experience with environmental data analysis are required.
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Requirements
- You hold an MSc in architecture, architectural engineering, meteorology or atmospheric sciences, environmental sciences, or civil engineering.
- You have a strong interest in human perception, building design, and climate change.
- You are motivated to conduct research with residents in real-world dwellings in the Netherlands.
- You have affinity with modelling and analysing indoor and outdoor environmental conditions.
- You enjoy interdisciplinary research and collaborating with academic, industry and public-sector partners.
- You have excellent oral and written communication skills in English. For more details, please check the Graduate Schools Admission Requirements.
- You have a fascination for science, and love working in an interdisciplinary team.
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The position is based at Delft University of Technology, in Delft, NL. Check the job description above for flexible or hybrid arrangements.
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