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Postdoctoral Fellow Computational Fluid Dynamics
Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities

The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities in Cambridge, MA is seeking a researcher for a postdoctoral position in the area of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD. This position involves conducting advanced research on CFD for buildings and cities as well as to advance the pedagogical approaches of teaching these topics. The research topics include but are not limited to coupling CFD with energy simulation, implementing real-time CFD simulations for net-zero buildings, developing CFD plug-ins for natural ventilation design, and evaluating indoor and outdoor air quality. In addition, the potential candidates will help with the research proposals to attract funded projects.

Requirements:
A deep understanding of fluid mechanics and CFD.
Proficiency in FLUENT or equivalent.
Mechanical engineering or related backgrounds are preferred.
Post-doctoral candidates should either have received their doctoral degree, or have submitted their dissertation for final awarding of the degree.

The review process is competitive, based on academic record, as well as professional and extra-curricular experience. Applicants should submit cover letter, resume and any other materials detailing personal experience and research interests to cgbc at gsd.harvard.edu.

About the CGBC
The Harvard Center for Green Buildings and Cities (CGBC) is dedicated to research that drives the development of new design strategies for sustainable building and planning. Through long-term multidisciplinary research, the CGBC addresses the global environmental challenge of climate change by focusing on buildings, which account for the vast majority of energy use and carbon pollution throughout the world. The CGBC?s goal is to transform the building industry by developing new processes, systems, and products that lead to more sustainable, high-performance buildings and an enhanced way of life for people in the built environment. For more information, visit: www.harvardcgbc.org.

Holly W. Samuelson
Assistant Professor Harvard Graduate School of Design

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