PhD: Co-Designed Framework to Tackle Energy Poverty

Tyndall National Institute in Cork is offering a PhD position focused on developing a co-designed framework to address energy poverty among vulnerable groups. The researcher will work within a multidisciplinary team to analyze data and develop intersectional vulnerability indices. This role requires a high honours degree in a related field, statistical analysis skills, and strong communication abilities. The position includes a generous stipend and is fully funded for four years, with a closing date for applications on 29th May 2026.