PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING PDF APPLICANTS.
Applicants who meet the following criteria will be considered for the post-doctoral fellowship:
Applicant has successfully completed a Ph.D. degree in Architecture, Civil Engineering or Environmental Engineering within the past five years.
Applicant has an overall average of A- or higher (GPA of 9.0 on a 12-point scale, or equivalent).
Applicant has a strong background in and knowledge of heritage conservation.
Applicant has a good work ethic and strong skills in research, writing, leadership and presentation.
Applicant has submitted a research proposal that:
- addresses the development of digital workflows for heritage conservation;
- explores and exploits one or more of the following techniques: BIM, digitally assisted fabrication; digitization in aerial, terrestrial or marine environments; or building performance simulation;
- includes an internship component;
- sets out a realistic schedule for achieving the project within the one-year time-frame of the fellowship; and
- is coherent, persuasive and well-presented.
One of the following Carleton University professors has agreed to act as the applicant’s supervisor:
- Mariana Esponda (Architecture)
- Jeffrey Erochko (Civil & Environmental Engineering)
- Stephen Fai (Architecture)
- Jeremy Laliberté (Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering)
- David Lau (Civil & Environmental Engineering)
- Liam O’Brien (Civil & Environmental Engineering)
- Mario Santana (Civil & Environmental Engineering).
The required components of an application for the post-doctoral fellowship are listed here.
The Online Application Form is here.