[ES_JOBS_NET] Postdoc openings--Dan Jaffe Lab UW Bothell

[Dee Ann Lommers-Johnson]

The Jaffe research team is looking for one or two postdoctoral fellows in Atmospheric Chemistry to join our team!

We have several projects in the coming year that will involve modeling (photochemical box modeling, machine learning/statistical modeling, etc.) and interpretation of large datasets and possibly new measurements (including low cost sensors). Experience with statistical/machine learning tools, satellite data and global models, such as GEOS-Chem is also highly valuable.

One project is focused on understanding impacts of smoke on the urban photochemical environment and will use both photochemical box and statistical models. The second position is focused on interpretation of large-scale atmospheric chemistry datasets applied to a variety of scales (e.g. EPA data, NOAA data, Mt. Bachelor observations, low cost sensor networks and/or satellite data). We are also working with a variety of low-cost PM and gas sensors, with a particular emphasis on indoor AQ to understand how smoke, cooking and major freeways impact indoor air. So, all skill sets are welcome to apply. I would like to identify a suitable candidate as soon as possible, but will consider any student within a year of graduation.

Please forward this note to any relevant candidates and I can provide more information. I will be reviewing all applications received and will send a response within the next few weeks.

Thanks for your help!

Regards,
Dan

More information about our group can be found here:  http://blogs.uw.edu/djaffe
Any interested scientists can contact me directly for more information at: djaffe at uw.edu<mailto:djaffe at uw.edu>
All applications must be submitted thru the UW Interfolio site:
http://apply.interfolio.com/107924<http://apply.interfolio.com/107924>

Compensation for the position is competitive and postdoctoral fellows at the University of Washington are considered faculty and receive a full benefits package.

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Dee Ann Lommers-Johnson
   (she/her)
Division Coordinator
Physical Sciences Division
School of STEM
University of Washington Bothell
17927 113th Ave NE
Bothell WA 98011
dlommers at uw.edu<mailto:dlommers at uw.edu>

Please send all job inquiries and applications to: djaffe at uw.edu<mailto:djaffe at uw.edu>


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