[Wrf-users] Positions available in observations and modeling of clouds and climate
Vincent E. Larson
vlarson at uwm.edu
Sun Jun 6 17:13:38 MDT 2010
Dear Colleagues,
Please feel free to forward the following notice to potential candidates.
Many thanks,
Vincent Larson
Associate Professor
University of Wisconsin --- Milwaukee
*Project scientist, postdoctoral, and Ph.D. student positions*
Simulation, observation, and parameterization of clouds in climate models.
Pending final approval of funding, we seek applicants for multiple positions
on a Climate Process Team (CPT) to implement and develop a new approach to
modeling clouds, boundary layers, and cloud-aerosol interactions in
atmospheric general circulation models. Our CPT is a collaborative, 3-year
project funded by NSF and NOAA, with extension possible to 5 years.
Important development and evaluation roles in the project will be played by
large-eddy simulation, aircraft observations, and satellite analyses.
Postdoctoral and/or project scientist positions will be available in
parameterization development (GFDL, NCAR), large-eddy simulation (NOAA
ESRL), aircraft and satellite observations (University of Washington), and
satellite observations (Jet Propulsion Laboratory). Graduate research
assistantships will be available in cloud parameterization (University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee).
Successful applicants will join a multi-institutional team that includes Leo
Donner, Chris Golaz, and Yi Ming (GFDL, Princeton NJ); Andrew Gettelman and
Hugh Morrison (NCAR, Boulder CO); Graham Feingold (NOAA ESRL, Boulder CO);
Rob Wood (University of Washington, Seattle WA); Graeme Stephens (Jet
Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena CA); and Vincent Larson (University of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee WI).
Please send expressions of interest (containing a statement of interest,
institutional preferences, CV, and contact information for three references)
to V. Larson (vlarson at uwm.edu). Once funding has been finalized, we will
provide specific institutional application instructions.
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