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Military Installation Resilience through Resource Recovery and Waste-to-Energy Systems DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Available
Country
United States
University
DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory
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This opportunity supports applied research on military installation resilience through resource recovery and waste-to-energy systems. The project is hosted by the DEVCOM Army Research Laboratory and based at the United States Military Academy’s Center for Environmental and Geographic Sciences in West Point, New York.
The research spans a broad set of environmental engineering themes, with emphasis on turning waste streams into useful resources and energy. Areas highlighted in the advert include biotechnology, environmental biotechnology, environmental microbiology, environmental modeling and AI/ML, environmental chemistry, microbial ecology, water and wastewater treatment, anaerobic digestion, membranes and membrane bioreactors, organic waste-to-energy, biomethane production, mass and energy balances, bioreactor design and optimization, technoeconomic assessment, lifecycle analysis, energy security, environmental sustainability, and energy resilience.
The position sits within a research environment that connects USMA’s CEGS program with broader Department of Defense priorities. ORAU fellows at USMA-CEGS conduct fundamental and applied research and engineering on projects aligned with Army and DoD needs, while contributing to the wider scientific community. The advert names Darius Javan as the USMA advisor.
Funding details
Available
What's required
U.S. citizen only. Applicants must have a doctoral degree. The advert lists eligible academic levels including bachelor’s, master’s, postdoctoral, and senior fellow categories, but the specific opportunity is for doctoral-level applicants. A complete application must include a CV or resume, relevant coursework and lab experience, papers/presentations/publications, three references, transcripts showing degree receipt or current enrollment, and a research proposal with a clear objective, defined outcome, direction, timeframe, background, and motivation. The research proposal should relate to a specific ARL opportunity.
How to apply
Applications must be submitted through Zintellect. Upload a CV or resume, transcripts, three references, and a research proposal aligned with the ARL opportunity. Send the reference-form link from Zintellect to your chosen referees.
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