Professor Mette High will be joining the Editorial Board of the brand new journal Energy Humanities. Energy Humanities is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal from the Open Library of Humanities - a world-leader in open access publishing standards. The journal...
The University of St Andrews wishes to appoint a Lecturer within the School of Geography and Sustainable Development with an interest in those with a specialism in Coastal Environments. The ideal candidate will be a scholar with a growing international research...
The Faculty of Arts of the University of Bonn seeks to appoint a W2 Professorship in Economic Anthropology with Tenure Track W3 as soon as possible. The deadline for applications is October 31, 2026.
The University of Notre Dame invites applications for Postdoctoral Research Fellows to advance the research agenda of the Global Alliance for Laudato si'. The fellows will pursue an independent line of scholarship in integral ecology while supporting the collaborative...
Two Centre for Energy Ethics Members - Dr Shona Russell and Dr Gordon Hastie - have had their projects green-lit for funding through the Scotland Beyond Net Zero Seed Fund. Dr Shona Russell, senior lecturer in the Business School, will lead Blending Finance...
CEE Artist-in-Residence Alumna Rebecca Sharp Working with tarot, poetry, individual and group participation, Good Till The Close (GTC) is a ‘fortune-telling’, poem-generating game with inbuilt obsolescence; taking its name from the stock market term for an order given...
Sea Changes: Charting the contemporary archaeology of North Sea energy through the eyes of women artists How have women artists responded to past, present, and future marine energy transitions in the North Sea region? Over the last five decades, the story of the North...
The University of Reading’s Meteorology Department is seeking to recruit an enthusiastic researcher to join its Energy-Meteorology Research Group (EMRG). Deadline: 9 September 2026.
This fully funded PhD (open to applicants of any nationality), sponsored by the European Union Horizon Europe programme, offers an exciting opportunity to develop next-generation digital twin technologies for sustainable offshore wind systems. Deadline 26 August 2026.
This PhD project will investigate how net-zero (off-grid) homes in regional Australia perform as living environments, with a focus on thermal comfort, household energy behaviour, and climate resilience. Deadline 20 August 2026.