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Energy Policy Lab @LESTLab ·
1 Apr 1907007558700695613

[#JOB] 📢 We’re hiring a Senior Researcher in Electrical Engineering! ⚡Lead research on energy flexibility, smart grids & market design. Flexible setup, international projects, great team! 😎

📩 Apply by April 18!🔗 https://lest.fe.uni-lj.si/job-vacancy/senior-researcher-in-electrical-engineering/

#hiring @FELjubljana

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Energy Policy Lab @LESTLab ·
1 Apr 1907006570635940112

[#JOB] 📢We’re hiring a Junior Researcher in Electrical Engineering!

💡Work on smart grids, flexibility & energy systems. Flexible setup, real projects, great team.⚡

📩 Apply by April 18! 🔗https://lest.fe.uni-lj.si/job-vacancy/junior-researcher-position-in-electrical-engineering/

#hiring #energy @FELjubljana

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Energy Policy Lab @LESTLab ·
12 Mar 1899783391483965711

Key discussions at the @3DiVERSE22 General Meeting on investment, consumption data, and alternative energy for a greener district heating future. Let’s keep moving forward! 🌍🔥

“The best way to

predict your future

Abraham Lincoln

is to create it.”

The Laboratory of Energy Policy (LEST) operates since 2000 within the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, under the supervision of Tomi Medved, PhD.

Smart grids
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The Laboratory meets the challenges by combining expertise and practical skills gained in several projects. We focus mainly on international cooperation and monitoring the latest developments in the field of technology.

We are active in many international scientific research projects, where we have the opportunity to work with educational, research and industrial partners from Europe and around the world. We are currently actively involved in EU projects within Horizon 2020.

"Be less curious about

people and more

Marie Curie

curious about ideas."