[Wrf-users] postdoc position open for WRF modeler

[Elie Bou-Zeid]

A postdoctoral or more senior research position(s) in 
hydrometeorological modeling is available in the Department of Civil and 
Environmental Engineering at Princeton University. The prospective 
researcher will develop improved representations of urban hydrological 
processes in coupled land-atmosphere models and will perform multi-scale 
atmospheric modeling to investigate the effects of urbanization and 
other anthropogenic forcings on the water cycle. Of particular interest 
are rapidly urbanizing regions in China.

The work will use the Weather Research and Forecasting model for 
mesoscale and large-eddy simulations, focusing on storms and 
land-atmosphere exchanges of relevance to the hydrological cycle. The 
research will be supervised by Professors Jim Smith 
(http://hydrometeorology.princeton.edu/) and Elie Bou-Zeid 
(http://efm.princeton.edu/).

Applicants from all academic backgrounds will be considered, but 
previous experience in atmospheric modeling and/or computational fluid 
dynamics is strongly desired. A PhD is required.Interested candidates 
are encouraged to apply as soon as possible; the position will remain 
open until filled. All applications should be submitted through the 
Princeton University jobs site http://jobs.princeton.edu requisition 
number 1200261.

Please include a CV, a brief statement of research experience and 
interests, and the names and emails of three references.This appointment 
is for one year, and may be renewed pending satisfactory performance and 
sufficient funding.

Princeton University is an equal opportunity employer and complies with 
applicable EEO and affirmative action regulations.

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Elie Bou-Zeid
Assistant Professor
Princeton University
Department of Civil&  Environmental Engineering
E414, EQuad
Princeton, NJ 08544
USA

Work :   +1-609-258-5429
Fax  :   +1-609-258-2799
Email:   ebouzeid at princeton.edu
web:     http://efm.princeton.edu/

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