Assessment of Impacts of Perovskite Solar Cell Deployment and Development of a Power Generation Simulation Model
To support the wider adoption of perovskite solar cells for a zero-emission society, we are developing power generation simulation models that consider diverse installation conditions, including building structures and weather conditions. These models will be used to evaluate the potential benefits of deploying perovskite solar cells in urban areas. We are seeking highly motivated researchers with a background in energy engineering, systems engineering, architecture, or related fields, and with fundamental knowledge of solar cell simulation and performance evaluation.
In addition, "Implementation Policy on Voluntary Research Activities, etc. of Young Researchers Employed to Implement Projects under Competitive Research Funds" (February 12, 2020, Relevant Ministries Liaison Committee on Competitive Research Funds) Based on the agreement (agreed upon), after recruitment, those under the age of 40 will be eligible for voluntary research activities that contribute to the promotion of this research and improvement of research and management skills, up to a maximum of 20% of their effort, if approved by AIST. In some cases, employees may be permitted to engage in activities that contribute to their goals.
We also welcome those who do not have a doctoral degree but who are motivated to utilize their practical experience at a company for the social implementation of AIST's research and development.
Start of Employment: At any time
Period of Employment: The term of appointment will be determined based on a review, covering the period up to March 31, 2029. (*If the project to which the appointee is assigned is extended, the term may be extended up to March 31, 2031.)
Research Unit: Global Zero Emission Research Center
Work Location: AIST Tsukuba
URL: https://www.gzr.aist.go.jp/en/
Inquiry: Department of Energy and Environment
E-mail: saiyou-eneenv-mlaist.go.jp (Please replace "" with "@")
Number of Position: a few positions available
Key Words: Perovskite solar cell／Technology assessment／Simulation
