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Computational Design Specialist in energy analysis Full-timeType:
Bjarke Ingels Group’s Copenhagen Office is seeking a Computational Design Specialist within BIG IDEAS, which is the research and development division for all of BIG’s offices.
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The position will focus on informing the design process by quantifying the impact of potential architectural scenarios. This includes 1. modeling energy demand to compare passive design strategies, 2. estimating renewable energy production from wind turbines, PV arrays, hydrogen fuel cells, hydro-turbines, and heat pumps, as well as 3. evaluating energy storage options like batteries. The applicant will also be responsible for integrating the aforementioned analysis into larger systems, such as smart building management systems, smart cities, and Life Cycle Analysis frameworks. It will occasionally be necessary to model for compliance, but that is not the primary focus of this position. BIG IDEAS work�
Enough of bottles already, urges top Australian wine consultant
Throughout his career, Richard Smart has been unafraid to say things his clients find uncomfortable. Especially when it comes to climate change.
Dr Richard Smart, left, calls himself the Carbon-Conscious Vine Doctor and is on a mission to help the wine industry become more sustainable.
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Richard Smart has been calling himself “The Flying Vine Doctor” for decades.
After gaining a PhD in vine canopy management in the US in the mid-1970s, the Australian viticultural expert has forged an illustrious career, consulting to wine growers in 40 countries, lecturing at universities, presenting papers at scientific conferences, writing books.