Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships at Fondazione Eni Enrico Mattei

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• Nationality (IEFA): Unrestricted Host countries (IEFA): Unrestricted Following its long time tradition of successful international post-graduate and doctoral training, FEEM supports Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship applications. For the current MSCA European Fellowships call, FEEM is interested in receiving proposals in the area of: Macroeconomic and micro models for assessing the impact of water management investment under technological progress and climate change uncertainty in developing and African countries Micro and/or macroeconomic models to assess the Water-Energy (and Food) nexus in an uncertain framework Decarbonization, renewable resources: microeconomic models for evaluating investments in condition of uncertainty Spatial econometric analysis of urban transformation, their socio-economic determinants and the consequences for the environment and the quality of life of urban citizens Integrated energy and macroeconomic models for sustainable development of African countries Measuring trade-offs and synergies between and among SDGs and targets of the Agenda 2030 Open/Big Data and Citizen Science methods for monitoring, understanding and modelling coupled human-water systems Multi-disciplinary investigations on African floodplains (earth, environmental and hydrological sciences, etc.; social sciences and humanities etc) and their trans-sectorial value for addressing water and societal challenges Financing the Global Energy Transition Transport in sub-Saharan Africa: analysis and modelling of future pathways Sustainable development strategies for contrasting emerging human infectious diseases Water scarcity as a driver of food and energy insecurity in global change (climate; land use; demographic etc.) perspective Decarbonisation scenario for the energy sector: how far we can push our ambitions to be coherent with current technological limitations? Deep insight from evidence based research and modelling (in collaboration with Eni Spa) Challenges and opportunities for advanced biofuels for the European road transport (in collaboration with Eni Spa) FEEM, as Italian host institution, provides support to individual experienced researchers who meet the requirements of the Programme. Research proposals entail a period of 12-24 months at FEEM, with reference to the Call Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships (IF) - European Fellowships. FEEM offers a truly international and multi-disciplinary workplace. Thanks to a world-wide research network you will be involved in a continuous fruitful exchange of experiences. Eligibility criteria Candidates must be in possession of a doctoral degree or have at least four years of full-time equivalent research experience at the deadline for the submission of proposals to the European Commission Eligible researchers can be of any nationality and must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Italy for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the call deadline

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• Following its long time tradition of successful international post-graduate and doctoral training, FEEM supports Marie Sklodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship applications.
• For the current MSCA European Fellowships call, FEEM is interested in receiving proposals in the area of:.
• 1. Macroeconomic and micro models for assessing the impact of water management investment under technological progress and climate change uncertainty in developing and African countries.
• 2. Micro and/or macroeconomic models to assess the Water-Energy (and Food) nexus in an uncertain framework.
• 3. Decarbonization, renewable resources: microeconomic models for evaluating investments in condition of uncertainty.
• 4. Spatial econometric analysis of urban transformation, their socio-economic determinants and the consequences for the environment and the quality of life of urban citizens.
• 5. Integrated energy and macroeconomic models for sustainable development of African countries.
• 6. Measuring trade-offs and synergies between and among SDGs and targets of the Agenda 2030.
• 7. Open/Big Data and Citizen Science methods for monitoring, understanding and modelling coupled human-water systems.
• 8. Multi-disciplinary investigations on African floodplains (earth, environmental and hydrological sciences, etc.; social sciences and humanities etc) and their trans-sectorial value for addressing water and societal challenges.
• 9. Financing the Global Energy Transition.
• 10. Transport in sub-Saharan Africa: analysis and modelling of future pathways.
• 11. Sustainable development strategies for contrasting emerging human infectious diseases.
• 12. Water scarcity as a driver of food and energy insecurity in global change (climate; land use; demographic etc.) perspective.
• 13. Decarbonisation scenario for the energy sector: how far we can push our ambitions to be coherent with current technological limitations? Deep insight from evidence based research and modelling (in collaboration with Eni Spa).
• 14. Challenges and opportunities for advanced biofuels for the European road transport (in collaboration with Eni Spa).
• FEEM, as Italian host institution, provides support to individual experienced researchers who meet the requirements of the Programme.….
• FEEM offers a truly international and multi-disciplinary workplace. Thanks to a world-wide research network you will be involved in a continuous fruitful exchange of experiences.
• Eligibility criteria.
• 1. Candidates must be in possession of a doctoral degree or have at least four years of full-time equivalent research experience at the deadline for the submission of proposals to the European Commission.
• 2. Eligible researchers can be of any nationality and must not have resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in Italy for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately before the call deadline.