Centre for Transport Studies Imperial College LONDON - Junior Research Fellowships

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Junior Research Fellowships


Imperial College London has created a significant number of new Junior Research Fellowships, to enable utstanding young researchers to establish academic careers. The Fellowships are for 3 years and are intended to to enable the successful applicant to focus full time on developing an independent research identity but with encouragement and support from a senior academic mentor. Applicants will be expected normally to have between two and four years post-doctoral experience at the time of application.

Proposals will be judged primarily on the basis of their scientific merit, track record and potential for development of an independent research programme. Applicants will need to identify an Imperial College academic staff member to act as their sponsor and to provide relevant facilities and mentorship for the tenure of the Fellowship.

This is a tremendous opportunity for a talented young researcher to establish an academic career at Imperial.

The Centre for Transport Studies is keen to encourage suitable applicants with interests in any of our areas of research activity, which include

* Travel demand modelling
* Transport network operations
* Transport and the environment
* Intelligent transport systems
* Transport economics, policy and regulation
* Transport risk, safety and security
* Railway operations and management
* Engineering geomatics
* Air transport and air traffic management
* Freight transport and logistics
* Port and maritime operations

We are also happy to hear from potential applicants with complimentary disciplinary or research interests that could contribute to our multi-disciplinary research activities.

Further information about the Junior Fellowship Scheme can be found at www.imperial.ac.uk/jrf and further information about the Centre for Transport Studies can be found at www.imperial.ac.uk/cts

The closing date for applications is 29 October 2010.

Potential applicants wishing to discuss this opportunity informally are welcome to contact :
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Prof. John Polak
Director, Centre for Transport Studies
Imperial College London
www.imperial.ac.uk/cts