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PhD Fellowships

Transform the sustainable energy landscape.

About

The Volt-Age Doctoral Fellowship offers $35,000 per year for four years to support research that advances sustainable electrification. Whether you're designing better batteries, smarter buildings or more inclusive mobility, you'll join interdisciplinary teams working through:

Impact Projects that push innovation
Living Labs that connect research with communities

Find the project that aligns with your goals — and start shaping the future.

See Fellowship details

Current openings

Department of Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering

Community Energy Solutions

PI: Ursula Eicker

Department of Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering

Closing the Water-Energy-Food loop

Centre for Engineering and Society

Gender equality and analysis in development of EV technology

PI: Tanja Tajmel

Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering

Securing Smart Environments

Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

Ultra-high energy density and fast charging lithium rechargeable batteries

PIs: Karim Zaghib, Xia Li, Sixu Deng

John Molson School of Business

Ultra-high energy density and fast charging lithium rechargeable batteries

PI: Thomas Walker

John Molson School of Business

Transforming Canadian Cities: Equitable and Decarbonized Urban Transportation

PI: Thomas Walker

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Transforming Canadian Cities: Equitable and Decarbonized Urban Transportation

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Electrified Transportation, Emergency Power, and Microgrid Design for Indigenous, Remote, and Local Communities

PI: Andreas K. Athienitis

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Design and Operation of Net-Zero Smart Resilient Buildings and Infrastructure

PI: Andreas K. Athienitis

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Electrifying Montreal International Airport: A Living Lab Demonstrating Stakeholder-Driven Pathways to Decarbonization of Major Infrastructure

PI: Andreas K. Athienitis

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Electrifying Montreal International Airport: Improving Energy Efficiency and Occupant Comfort in Buildings

PI: Mohamed Ouf

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Advancing Autonomous Energy Networks in the North: Research and Development of Technologies for Extreme Cold Environments

PI: Michel Laurent Trudeau

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Ultra-High Energy Density And Fast Charging Lithium Rechargeable Batteries

PI: Michel Laurent Trudeau

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Sodium-ion batteries for electrification of society: cradle to grave

PI: Marc-Antoni Goulet

Gina Cody School of Engineering and Computer Science

Design and Operation of Net-Zero Smart Resilient Buildings and Infrastructure

PI: Mohamed Ouf

Biology – Faculty of Arts and Science

Transforming Built and Urban Microclimates

PI: Carly Ziter

GEOGRAPHY, PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT – Faculty of Arts and Science

Socio-Spatial and Financial Implications of Transit-Oriented Development

PI: Multiple researchers

Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

Community Energy Solutions

PI: Ivan Kantor

Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

Creeburn Lake Lodge

PI: Ivan Kantor

Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering

Electrifying Concordia: A Living Lab

PI: Marc-Antoni Goulet, Ivan Kantor

Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering

Design and Operation of Net-Zero Smart Resilient Buildings and Infrastructure

PI: Khaled E. Galal

Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering

Transforming Built and Urban Microclimates: Advancing Resilience Science for Vulnerable Populations in a Decarbonized and Electrified Canada

PI: Theodore Stathopoulos, Liangzhu Leon Wang

Get in touch with the Volt-Age team

volt-age@concordia.ca

Volt-Age is funded by the Canada First Research Excellence Fund (CFREF)

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