Concordia University, Department of Building, Civil & Environmental Engineering
This fully funded PhD opportunity at Concordia University focuses on decarbonization and electrification in social and affordable housing across Quebec through real-world living labs in Longueuil, Montreal-Nord, Hochelaga, and Montreal. The research encompasses digital twins, building energy modelling, retrofit strategies, heat pump and photovoltaic electrification, smart grid integration, and data-driven decision-making tools. The 4-year program provides $35,000 annually and is supervised by Prof. Ursula Eicker, offering hands-on experience in sustainable community housing projects with municipal and public partners. This position is ideal for researchers committed to advancing energy transitions and climate action in the built environment.
Prospective PhD students interested in decarbonization, electrification, and sustainable housing; preference for candidates with background in building engineering, civil engineering, environmental engineering, or related fields; must be available to start Fall 2026
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