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Postdoctoral Research Position
  • The Center for Ecosystem Science and Society at Northern AZ University is hiring a Postdoctoral Researcher to use radiocarbon measurements of plants to understand fossil fuel emissions in Arizona urban spaces! Positions involve fieldwork and/or data synthesis. (read full)
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  • Contact: Ted Schuur email

  • Texas A&M Postdoctoral Research Associate in CH4 and N cycling in grazing lands (eddy covariance + chamber methods)
  • Post-doctoral Research Associate in CH4 and N cycling in grazing lands available in the Gomez-Casanovas Lab (eddy covariance + chamber methods). For details and to apply: https://sites.google.com/view/gomez-casanovas/job-openings?authuser=0 (read full)
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  • Contact: Nuria Gomez-Casanovas email

  • Texas A&M Postdoctoral Research Associate in CO2 and H2O cycling in grazing lands (eddy covariance)
  • Post-doctoral Research Associate in CO2 and H2O cycling in grazing lands (eddy covariance) available in the Gomez-Casanovas Lab. For details and to apply: https://sites.google.com/view/gomez-casanovas/job-openings?authuser=0 (read full)
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  • Contact: Nuria Gomez-Casanovas email

  • research assistant – coastal ecosytems
  • Nantes Université is recruiting a full-time research assisant in biometeorology (CO2 and CH4 fluxes at interfaces) for a 2-year contract, starting January 15, 2024. The person recruited will provide technical and analytical support for the development and coordination of a network of flux towers measuring greenhouse gas exchanges (CO2 and CH4) between coastal ecosystems and the atmosphere. In particular, the person recruited will contribute to the setting-up and maintenance of three flux towers in temperate zones: one in the Mediterranean (Tour du Valat) and two on the Atlantic coast (Loire estuary and Pertuis Charentais). She.he will also help to complete the instrumentation with a CH4 sensor for a tower in the mangrove zone of New Caledonia. The person recruited will be based in Nantes, and will be responsible for maintaining the sites in mainland France, and curating the data from all the towers involved in the project. An assignment in New Caledonia is envisaged. (read full)
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  • Contact: Vona Méléder email

  • Assistant or Associate Research Professor
  • Northern Arizona University invites applications for a cluster hire in Remote Sensing Applications and Instrument Development. We seek to fill multiple faculty positions in two distinct tracks with start dates of August 2024: Tenure-track faculty at the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor (multiple positions) Research-track (not-tenure eligible) faculty (multiple positions) Successful candidates will have an academic home in an appropriate department/college commensurate with their training and experience; additionally, they will be invited to support the planning and development of a new remote sensing research center. (read full)
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  • Contact: Christopher Edwards email

  • Postdoctoral Research Postion
  • The postdoc will play an active role in both the field component of this project and the data synthesis effort. Potential activities include operation and interpretation of eddy covariance flux (methane, carbon dioxide) measurements, supervising personnel and interfacing with other team members making measurements of isotopes, soils, vegetation, and associated environmental measurements. The postdoc will be expected to organize, analyze, and maintain large data sets generated from a number of sensors and gas exchange measurement systems, and participate in data analysis and publications. (read full)
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  • Contact: ted.schuur email

  • Postdoctoral Research Postion
  • Candidates with a background in climate science, biogeochemistry, ecosystem ecology, plant or soil science are encouraged to apply. Experience with gas exchange, eddy covariance equipment, Campbell data loggers, R programming, data and metadata processing would be essential. The postdoc will generally spend some large portion of time during the field season in Alaska working with the field project, and winters spent in Flagstaff, AZ on networking and data synthesis. (read full)
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  • Contact: Ted Schuur email