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Research Associate – Wetland Carbon and GHG Dynamics
The Research Associate will play a key role in supporting research on carbon cycling and greenhouse gas emissions in Canadian wetland ecosystems. This position will contribute to the management of long-term eddy covariance flux tower infrastructure, fieldwork coordination, data analysis, mentoring students, and the publication of high-impact research outputs. The role requires strong technical, quantitative, and collaborative skills and aligns with McGill’s R3 Research Associate classification.
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Contact: Sara Knox email
Research Associate – Wetland Carbon and GHG Dynamics
The Research Associate will play a key role in supporting research on carbon cycling and greenhouse gas emissions in Canadian wetland ecosystems. This position will contribute to the management of long-term eddy covariance flux tower infrastructure, fieldwork coordination, data analysis, mentoring students, and the publication of high-impact research outputs. The role requires strong technical, quantitative, and collaborative skills and aligns with McGill’s R3 Research Associate classification.
Apply here: https://mcgill.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/mcgill_careers/job/Research-Associate---Wetland-Carbon-and-GHG-Dynamics_JR0000066568 (read full)
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Contact: Sara Knox email
3-yr PostDoc Greenhouse gas balance of fen meadow landscapes
ESC contributes to this peatland research with (mobile) tower based eddy covariance measurements of carbon dioxide and methane exchange and with airborne measurements using the same technique. We operate 20+ operational sites ad 200+ flying hours annually. The PostDoc should contribute to link the various measurement scales to come up with distributed, wall-to-wall landscape budgets of these greenhouse gases. (read full)
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Contact: Bart Kruijt, Ronald Hutjes email
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Agricultural Micrometeorology
Post-Doctoral Fellowship (PDF) in Agricultural Micrometeorology supported by NSERC/SSHRC. Project aims to determine how different land management strategies contribute towards net-zero and sustainability goals in the Eastern Prairies of Canada through the establishment of a network of eddy flux towers. (read full)
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Contact: Henrique Carvalho email