About GTAP: Job/Professional Opportunities
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The Center for Global Trade Analysis currently has openings for the following positions.
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- ESRI - Post-Doc Fellow (CGE Modelling)
The Postdoctoral Researcher will be part of the climate modelling team and will primarily be working on the I3E model’s maintenance and development. We are looking to expand the development and use of this model and are looking for a researcher with CGE modelling expertise to join the team. The successful candidate will be expected to be an integral part of the future development of the I3E model, where the focus will likely be on further dissagregation of the model and linking the I3E to other models (such as energy engineering and micro simulation model). In this respect, the candidate will be working closely with both the macro-modelling and energy teams at the ESRI on the further development and expansion of the I3E model.Deadline: 2/7/2023 - ESRI - Research Officer (CGE Modelling)
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) wishes to appoint a Research Officer to join the climate and energy modelling team. This is a 5-year, tenure-track position and entails an adjunct Assistant Professor position at Trinity College Dublin.Deadline: 2/10/2023 - PIK - Post-Doc Ag Adaptation Research
We are looking for a Postdoctoral researcher to join our team in the field of agricultural adaptation research, using econometric methods and other techniques to empirically assess adaptation measures for agriculture, mainly in the Global South.Deadline: 2/12/2023 - Kansas State Uni - Post-Doc (Land Use)
The candidate will lead the creation of a new spatially explicit global database of subnational land use at the grid-cell level that can be aggregated to different climatic and/or biogeographical regions to allow for greater spatial flexibility in the analysis of policies that affect global land use. The new land use dataset will be coupled with a dataset of soil carbon, biomass, and land-cover-specific emission factors that will be developed by collaborators at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Both the newly created land use dataset and associated emission factors will be embedded in an applied general equilibrium model based on the GTAP-AEZ framework. The candidate is expected to lead research analyzing the effects of relevant policies (e.g., supply chain or international trade policies) with potential effects on global land use and associated greenhouse gas emissions. The candidate will work under the supervision of Prof. Nelson Villoria, and in close collaboration with researchers at the USDA Economic Research Service and the University of Wisconsin-Madison.Deadline: 3/31/2023
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