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.
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.
We are searching for highly motivated young-career scientists with the following academic profile:
• A PhD in environmental sciences, agriculture, engineering, meteorology, agroecology, biology, or a related field.
• A proven history of scholarly work in greenhouse gas measurements or micrometeorology.
• Skilled to work autonomously in their field of expertise and in experimental planning.
• Ability and motivation to work in field experiments.
The Post-Doctoral Fellow (PDF) will participate in an exciting multidisciplinary research project supported by NSERC/SSHRC that aims to determine how different land management strategies contribute towards net-zero and sustainability goals… More
Position Description: The Post-Doctoral Fellow (PDF) will participate in an exciting multidisciplinary research project supported by NSERC/SSHRC that aims to determine how different land management strategies contribute towards net-zero and… More
postdoc to to quantify the impact of regenerative and climate-smart agricultural practices on evapotranspiration, carbon sequestration, and greenhouse gas fluxes in irrigated woody perennial cropping systems. A key focus is to compare conventional and regenerative practices in California specialty crops, including olives, pistachios, almonds, and wine grapes.
Modelling of Forest Vulnerability to Climate Stress: We are looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow to simulate the impacts of climate stress on Sweden’s forest. The project aims to identify drought risk areas and targets forest management action.
Responsibilities include original scientific research and manuscript preparation focused on vegetation and fire modelling, assistance with workshop organization and facilitation, liaising with collaborators and their graduate students, and providing expertise/assistance with collaborator model development, execution, and interpretation remotely and through lab visits. The post-doctoral research associate will develop professional skills such as collaboration, communication, and leadership by co-leading and co-organizing annual collaborator workshops, through research visits for 6-8 weeks/year to work closely with government and university collaborators and their graduate students, and by representing model advancements at national and international scientific conferences.
• Contribute to and lead aspects of field investigations, data collection, maintenance of field research equipment (Campbell’s Scientific and LI-COR micrometeorological devices), and data analysis involving the exchange of water, carbon, and/or greenhouse gases at the soil, vegetation, and atmospheric interface using eddy covariance and trace gas analyzers.
• Organize and publish research results in peer-reviewed journals.
• Collaborate and provide support to other Unit research activities.
• Participate in working groups, conference calls, and annual meetings.
A 2.5 year postdoc position in Iceland on the effect of wetland restoration on GHG balance and ecosystem function. We are looking for somebody who has demonstrated experience with EC data and micrometeorological theory and/or the chamber technique, including data processing and interpretation.