[ES_JOBS_NET] Post Doc position at the Division of Climate and	Environmental Physics, Physics Institute, University of Bern
    Christine Wiedinmyer 
    christine.wiedinmyer.ucar at gmail.com
       
    Fri Jun  8 11:19:39 MDT 2018
    
    
  
Post Doc position at the Division of Climate and Environmental Physics,
Physics Institute, University of Bern.
 
Details are found under
http://www.climate.unibe.ch/about_us/open_positions/jobpages/index_eng.html?
jobid=gcm_2018
 
The Division of Climate and Environmental Physics, Physics Institute, 
University of Bern, opens a position for a
 
*Postdoc on complex Earth System Modeling of Glacial Times
(100%, 2 years, with the potential of a 3rd year)
*
 
 
The Climate Modeling research group of Prof. Dr. Christoph Raible at the 
Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research (OCCR, 
http://www.oeschger.unibe.ch) of the University of Bern has an opening 
for a postdoctoral scientist with expertise in using complex Earth 
System Models (ESM) to understand climate variability during glacial times.
 
Highly motivated candidates with a research interest in paleoclimatology 
and a demonstrated strong background in complex Earth System Modeling on 
a global scale will be considered. The position is funded by Nagra 
(National Cooperative for the Disposal of Radioactive Waste) and 
contributes to the project "High resolution glacial climate conditions 
over the Alps (HicAp)".
 
Modeling and understanding climate conditions and changes on time scales 
up to 1 million years remains one of the grand challenges in climate 
sciences. These time scales are of particular relevance when repository 
for nuclear waste shall be found. The final aim of the project is to 
characterize the climate evolution over the Alps during glacial times. 
This part of the project will focus on assessing the global climate in 
the parameter space given by orbital forcing and global ice sheet 
extent. The candidate will design, perform, and analyze ESM (CESM) model 
simulations to investigate dynamical processes in the atmosphere over 
the Atlantic European region. The candidate will provide boundary 
conditions for the dynamical downscaling part of the project conducted 
by a second PostDoc.
 
The successful candidate will be hosted at the Climate Modeling Group in 
the Climate- and Environmental Physics division. He/she will closely 
collaborate with the other PostDoc in the project, the partner project 
at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), the project 
partner Nagra and other research teams of the Oeschger Centre working on 
paleoclimate proxy reconstructions.
 
The ideal candidate holds a PhD in meteorology, atmospheric sciences, 
physics or environmental sciences and has demonstrated experience in 
complex Earth System Modeling (e.g., CESM) and very good English 
language skills. A competitive publication record and strong 
interpersonal skills are further assets. The candidate will have the 
possibility to co-supervise MSc and PhD students. Applications from 
female candidates are encouraged.
 
The position is available from September 2018 or upon arrangement. Gross 
salary depends on age and experience according to University 
regulations. Review of applicants starts on July 1, 2018 and continues 
until the position is filled.
 
Complete applications include a cover letter, CV, brief (1 page) 
statement of research interests and addresses of 3 referees (all in one 
PDF file). Informal inquiries are welcome, although we do not have the 
capacity to respond to all queries. Please upload the application to 
http://fileserver.climate.unibe.ch/upload_apps.php?jobid=gcm_2018.
 
 
 
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