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<div>Postdoctoral position in atmospheric science and greenhouse gas modeling at Johns Hopkins University</div>
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<div>The greenhouse gas research group at Johns Hopkins University (Asst. professor Scot Miller) is hiring a post-doctoral fellow.</div>
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<div>The specific research focus of this position is flexible, and the projects undertaken by the fellow will depend, in part, upon the fellow's interests. Broadly speaking, we use observations of greenhouse gases collected from airplanes, towers, and satellites
to estimate greenhouse gas sources and sinks across the United States and the globe. Our recent projects investigate methane emissions from the US oil and gas industries, natural greenhouse gas sources from the Arctic, and the effectiveness of recent greenhouse
gas regulations in China. </div>
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<div>Most of the group's work utilizes atmospheric models, high performance computing, and statistical analysis; to this end, applicants should be comfortable with scientific computing (e.g., R, Matlab, Python) on a large computer cluster. Experience in atmospheric
modeling and/or inverse modeling is also a plus. For more information on current and past projects within the group, refer to the research description and publication list on the research group web site: http://greenhousegaslab.org/.</div>
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<div>The greenhouse gas research group is situated within the Department of Environmental Health and Engineering (https://ehe.jhu.edu/) and the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences (http://eps.jhu.edu/) at Johns Hopkins. There are numerous opportunities
to collaborate with a broad range of scientists in these departments -- experts in atmospheric chemistry, oceanography, energy systems, and the health impacts of air pollution. There are also opportunities to collaborate with scientists at NASA and NIST (National
Institute of Standards and Technology) laboratories in Maryland near the Hopkins campus. </div>
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<div>Interested applicants should contact Dr. Scot Miller (smill191@jhu.edu) and include a CV. The position start date is flexible. The initial appointment is for one year, renewable to two years.<br>
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