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      CA</p>
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      group seeks to improve both theoretical and applied understanding
      of both the response of the climate system to various types of
      forcing, and the strategies that could potentially be applied to
      reduce climate damage (e.g., mitigation, adaptation, solar
      geoengineering). We are interested in both physics and
      biogeochemistry, and also impacts of global change. We currently
      use the NCAR CESM family of models as our primary climate modeling
      tool.  Most of our post-processing is done in python, often using
      cdat (Climate Data Analysis Tools).</p>
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      are seeking an outstanding postdoctoral researcher who can lead
      scientific research projects using global atmospheric general
      circulation models and/or coupled atmosphere-ocean models. We
      would like to understand how changes in surface energy and latent
      heat fluxes, different radiative forcing agents, and
      top-of-atmosphere energy fluxes, affect transient and equilibrium
      climate change both regionally and globally. We are thinking about
      this problem in terms of time evolution of effective radiative
      forcing and climate feedback parameters, and related terms for
      other fields such as precipitation, ocean heat uptake, heat
      transports,etc. However, we are open to any type of analysis that
      can help build better understanding. In addition to global-scale
      analyses, we would like to understand how regional changes in
      these fluxes might affect regional climates. This work would have
      relevance to understanding basic climate physics, regional climate
      change, and some geoengineering proposals. However, we aim to
      focus on fairly idealized studies aimed at building basic
      conceptual understanding, and are less interested in intensive
      studies focusing on factors important to a specific geographic
      area. We plan to use a spectrum of model configurations ranging
      from aquaplanet with specified sea-surface temperatures to
      configurations with “realistic” topography and a full 3-D ocean.</p>
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      successful candidate will be interested in working on a diverse
      set of projects, playing a leading role in planning and executing
      investigations. We are an eclectic group that includes climate
      modelers, energy-system analysts, and field researchers. We are
      looking to develop an exciting collegial atmosphere with a lot of
      personal freedom, wherein each group member both leads research
      projects and collaborates on projects led by others. Achievement
      in the area of scientific publication is the primary filter
      determining which applications receive greater consideration. We
      are flexible with regard to your specific domain of expertise.</p>
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      to three positions can be filled with this posting, and are
      available now.  We are flexible with regard to start dates. The
      initial term will be for one year with the potential for renewal
      for a second year, up to a maximum of four years with exceptional
      performance. The position will involve working with Ken Caldeira
      at the Carnegie Institution for Science Department of Global
      Ecology on the Stanford University campus. Carnegie
      Institution post-docs have access to most Stanford facilities.
      Informal inquiries about this position can be made by emailing Ken
      Caldeira at &lt;<a
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      however applications for employment can be considered only through
      the web pages reached by clicking on the blue bar below.</p>
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      Carnegie Institution is an equal-opportunity employer and does not
      discriminate based on race, sex, age, physical condition, or
      country of national origin.</p>
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