Anurag Gumber

The Climate Infrastructure & Finance (CIF) Research Group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher to work on the relationships between climate infrastructure, finance and public policy. The research environment spans climate finance, sustainable infrastructure, technological innovation, climate and industrial policy, and the political economy of energy transitions. The postdoctoral researcher will have substantial research independence and opportunities for international collaboration while engaging with a collaborative research group. The role combines participation in ongoing projects with the development of an independent research agenda. The researcher will also contribute to mentoring junior researchers, creating opportunities to work across collaborative and independently led research activities within the CIF Research Group.

The Climate Infrastructure & Finance (CIF) group at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) is recruiting for a fully funded PhD position. Led by Assistant Professor Anurag Gumber, the group focuses on interdisciplinary research in climate finance, low-carbon infrastructure, technology innovation, and policy. The research areas include cross-border financial flows and carbon border adjustment mechanisms, with opportunities to work on impactful projects related to energy finance, banking, institutional investors, risk management, and low-carbon technology innovation. International students are highly encouraged to apply. The successful candidate will join a dynamic team of five current PhD students and receive training to lead independent research. The position is based full-time at HKUST Guangzhou, offering a vibrant academic environment and access to resources for cutting-edge research. Funding includes a postgraduate studentship of RMB 15,000 per month, with additional financial support for data collection, procurement, and attendance at international conferences. The application process involves two stages: initial application directly to Dr. Anurag Gumber, followed by application to the university's PhD program for Fall 2026. Required documents are CV, transcripts, motivation letter, and a writing sample (published or unpublished paper or thesis). HKUST Guangzhou is committed to equal opportunities and merit-based admission. The CIF group was established a year ago and is rapidly growing, providing an excellent opportunity for students interested in climate finance and related fields. For more information, visit the admissions page or contact Dr. Gumber directly.

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