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Today's Topics:
1. Weather forecaster in StormGeo, Bergen, Norway
(Martin Qvindesland Gr?nnevet)
2. PhD CASE studentship in aerosol radiation interactions,
University of Exeter (Langridge, Justin)
3. Multiple oceanography studentships at NOC Liverpool
(Polton, Jeffrey)
4. PhD position on Real-time atmospheric measurements of N2O
isotopomers (Mohn, Joachim)
5. Post Doctoral Research Fellowship at Monash University
(Australia) (Roger Brugge)
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Message: 1
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 13:54:15 +0100
From: Martin Qvindesland Gr?nnevet <Martin.Gronnevet@stormgeo.com>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Weather forecaster in StormGeo, Bergen, Norway
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Dear all
StormGeo are growing, and have now an open position in Bergen, Norway.
Please note that the position requires fluency in a Scandinavian language.
Deadline for applications are February 25th.
Kind regards
StormGeo
Martin Q Gr?nnevet
Chief Meteorologist
Phone +47 48 22 46 50<tel:%2B47%2048%2022%2046%2050>
E-mail mqg@stormgeo.com<mailto:martin.groennevet@stormgeo.com>
Visiting Nordre N?stekaien 1, Bergen
Postal Nordre N?stekaien 1,
N-5011 Bergen, Norway
Web stormgeo.com<http://www.stormgeo.com/>
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Message: 2
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 13:36:33 +0000
From: "Langridge, Justin" <justin.langridge@metoffice.gov.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] PhD CASE studentship in aerosol radiation
interactions, University of Exeter
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Dear all,
A fully funded PhD studentship in optical instrumentation, atmospheric aerosols and radiative transfer is available at the University of Exeter, with industrial CASE sponsorship from the Met Office.
The project will focus on improving the representation of aerosol direct-radiation interactions in global climate models through a combination of laboratory, observational and modelling activities. The successful candidate will contribute to the development and testing a new state-of-the-art instrument for aerosol optical property measurements on the NERC/Met Office BAe146 research aircraft (www.faam.ac.uk). He/she will deploy the instrument during focussed measurement campaigns in the UK and internationally and use resulting data in conjunction with radiative transfer modelling to test the consistency between measured and modelled spectral flux data in the presence of partially-absorbing aerosol. This work will be used to improve the representation of aerosol-radiation interactions in atmospheric models used for climate prediction.
Primary supervisors: Professor Jim Haywood (University of Exeter), Dr Justin Langridge (Met Office)
Secondary supervisor: Professor Bill Barnes (University of Exeter)
Application criteria: Applicants should have or expect to achieve at least a 1st or 2:1 BSc degree or equivalent in physics, chemistry, engineering or similar numerate subject with a strong practical component. The candidate should have an interest in instrumentation, atmospheric physics, optics and/or climate. Suitable taught courses at Masters level will be provided. The candidate will be expected to travel widely within the UK and internationally both for measurement campaigns and for presentation of results at national and international conferences.
For informal enquires please contact Prof Jim Haywood (J.M.Haywood@exeter.ac.uk) or Dr Justin Langridge (justin.langridge@metoffice.gov.uk). Further information can be found at http://www.exeter.ac.uk/studying/funding/award/?id=1435
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Message: 3
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2014 14:16:14 +0000
From: "Polton, Jeffrey" <jelt@noc.ac.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Multiple oceanography studentships at NOC
Liverpool
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NOC-Liverpool is seeking to recruit PhD students for fully-funded studentships. We have a number of studentships available for the academic year commencing in Oct 2014. The majority of these research projects are part of the newly funded NERC Manchester / Liverpool / NOC Dorctoral Training Partnership (DTP)<http://www.liv.ac.uk/studentships-earth-atmosphere-ocean/studentships/ocean/#> (16 studentships across the whole DTP) but additional projects may be funded independently; all students will benefit from the training programme provided by the DTP.
* Abyssal Ocean Circulation driven by geothermal and hydrothermal fluxes<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/Marqueda_OSCAR_PhD14.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr Miguel ?ngel Morales Maqueda<http://noc.ac.uk/people/mamm> (NOC), Prof. Alberto Naveira Garabato (SOES), Dr Alex Megann (NOC), Dr David Smeed (NOC), Dr Jeff Polton<http://noc.ac.uk/people/jelt> (NOC).
* The impact of sea ice loss on freshwater pathways and transformation in the Arctic basin<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/PoltonHoltLunevaLennRippeth_Arctic_PhD14.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr Jeff Polton<http://noc.ac.uk/people/jelt>, Dr Jason Holt<https://noc.ac.uk/people/jholt> & Dr Maria Luneva<https://noc.ac.uk/people/mane1> (NOC); Dr Yueng Lenn & Dr Tom Rippeth (Bangor)
* Using processes studies and modelling to improve marine sediment transport models<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/ThorneBaasDavies_sediment_PhD14.pdf>. Supervisors: Prof. Peter D. Thorne<https://noc.ac.uk/people/pdt> (NOC), Dr Jaco H. Baas (SOS Bangor), and Prof. Alan G. Davies (SOS Bangor)
* Using ocean gliders to unravel the physical controls on phytoplankton layering in coastal seas??<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/Palmer_GliderPhytoplankton_PhD14_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr. Matthew Palmer<http://noc.ac.uk/people/rolm> (NOC), Dr. Claire Mahaffey<http://www.liv.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/staff/claire-mahaffey/> (Liverpool) Dr. Adam Mellor (AFBI), Dr. Jason Holt<http://noc.ac.uk/people/jholt> (NOC)
* The Bering Strait Throughflow and Sea Level<http://www.liv.ac.uk/media/livacuk/nercdtp/oceanstudentships/140_The-Bering-Strait-Throughflow-and-Sea-Level.pdf>?. Supervisors: Angela Hibbert<http://noc.ac.uk/people/anhi> (NOC), Harry Leach<http://www.liv.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/staff/harry-leach/> (University of Liverpool), Chris Wilson<http://noc.ac.uk/people/cwi> (NOC) and Chris Hughes<http://noc.ac.uk/people/cwh> (NOC/Liverpool)
* Improving storm surge forecasting in the Bay of Bengal using satellite data<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/BoB_PhD_KH_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr. Kevin Horsburgh<http://noc.ac.uk/people/kevinh> (NOC), Dr. Paolo Cipollini (NOC) and Chris Hughes<http://noc.ac.uk/people/cwh> (NOC/Liverpool)
* Unifying eddy mixing from ocean to coast<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/Holt_eddies_shelftoocean_PhD14_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr. Jason Holt<http://noc.ac.uk/people/jholt>, Dr. Maria Luneva<http://noc.ac.uk/people/mane1> (NOC), Prof. Chris Hughes<http://noc.ac.uk/people/cwh> (Liverpool/NOC).
* Global and regional sea level response to geoengineering by 2100<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/JevrejevaWilliams_Geoengineering_PhD14_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr. Svetlana Jevrejeva<http://noc.ac.uk/people/sveta> (NOC) and Prof. Ric Williams<http://www.liv.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/staff/richard-williams/> (Liverpool)
* A Solitary Life: Understanding high frequency internal waves from generation to dissipation<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/PalmerGreen_etal_Solitary_PhD14_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: <https://noc.ac.uk/people/rolm> Dr. Matthew Palmer<http://noc.ac.uk/node/14634> (NOC), Dr. JA Mattias Green (Bangor), Dr. V. Vlasenko (Plymouth) & Prof. J. Sharples<http://www.liv.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/staff/jonathan-sharples/> (Liverpool)
* OMG! Using ocean gliders to understand stratified turbulence in shelf seas.<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/PalmerSharplesInall_OMG_PhD14_dtp.pdf> Supervisors: Dr. Matthew R. Palmer<https://noc.ac.uk/people/rolm> (NOC), Prof. Mark Inall (SAMS) & Prof. Jonathan Sharples<http://www.liv.ac.uk/environmental-sciences/staff/jonathan-sharples/> (Liverpool)
* Ocean to Coast: Impact of Deep Ocean on UK Coastal Sea Level<https://noc.ac.uk/f/content/downloads/2013/PoltonHarleHughesHolt_Ocean2Coast_PhD14_dtp.pdf>. Supervisors: Dr. Polton<https://noc.ac.uk/people/jelt>, Dr Harle<https://noc.ac.uk/people/jdha>, Dr. Holt<https://noc.ac.uk/people/jholt>, Prof. Huthnance<https://noc.ac.uk/people/jmh> (NOC), Prof. Hughes<https://noc.ac.uk/people/cwh> (Liverpool/NOC)
For all propjects applicants should have, or expect to achieve, a first class or upper second degree in a relevant numerate discipline such as physics, mathematics, or oceanography. Applicants should also either be UK citizens or EU citizens with 3 years residence in the UK. For eligibility rules and formal application details see: http://www.liv.ac.uk/studentships-earth-atmosphere-ocean/how-to-apply/
If interested make initial contact with nocl_phdenquiries@noc.ac.uk<mailto:nocl-phdenquiries@noc.ac.uk> with a CV (including the names and addresses of two references) and covering letter by the end of the week.
Interviews will be held on the 26th or 27th February. Applications for all positions will continue to be reviewed until the studentships are filled.
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Message: 4
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 10:27:48 +0000
From: "Mohn, Joachim" <Joachim.Mohn@empa.ch>
Subject: [Met-jobs] PhD position on Real-time atmospheric measurements
of N2O isotopomers
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Empa is a Swiss Science and Technology Institution of the ETH-Domain. The Laboratory for Air Pollution / Environmental Technology has an opening for a
PhD Candidate on
Real-time atmospheric measurements of N2O isotopomers to identify sources and hot spots in northern Switzerland
The PhD project is embedded in multi-disciplinary research, in co-operation with the KIT in Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Dr. Ralf Kiese, Prof. Dr. Klaus Butterbach Bahl), which aims at the identification of N2O source regions and processes in northern Switzerland. The PhD candidate at Empa will focus on real-time analysis of N2O isotopomers by laser spectroscopy. In an initial laboratory phase, the student will improve the performance of our analytical technique with respect to sensitivity and precision at ambient mixing ratios. In an extended field campaign, N2O isotope measurements at the Berom?nster tall tower will be made for the first time. The on-site applicability of the instrument to distinguish N2O production processes will be demonstrated at different spatial scales. The results will be combined with atmospheric modelling to determine the temporal and spatial variability of N2O source strengths and isotopic signatures in northern Switzerland. In a complementary bottom-up approach, N2O isotope measurements will be used to validate biogeochemical soil models developed in a coordinated PhD project at KIT.
We are looking for a highly motivated PhD candidate with a Master?s degree in chemistry, environmental sciences or a related discipline, and a strong interest in isotope analysis, instrumental development and data analysis. We expect excellent English language skills, knowledge of German would be advantageous.
For further information contact Dr. Joachim Mohn, phone +41 58 765 4687, e?mail: joachim.mohn@empa.ch
Applications should be accompanied by a CV, a letter of motivation and addresses of two referees.
All applications must be submitted online at www.empa.ch/job
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Joachim Mohn
Empa / Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science and Technology
Laboratory for Air Pollution & Environmental Technology
?berlandstrasse 129
8600 D?bendorf
Switzerland
Tel +41 58 765 46 87
Fax +41 58 765 22 11
Joachim.mohn@empa.ch
www.empa.ch<http://www.empa.ch/>
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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2014 10:52:23 +0000
From: "Roger Brugge" <r.brugge@reading.ac.uk>
Subject: [Met-jobs] Post Doctoral Research Fellowship at Monash
University (Australia)
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Forwarded from CLIMLIST...
Post Doctoral Research Fellow
Monash University seeks to appoint a Research Fellow to undertake
research in large-scale climate variability and change using the
Australian Community Climate and Earth System Simulator (ACCESS) model
family.
You will join the Monash University node of the Australian Research
Council's Centre of Excellence (COE) for Climate System Science. The
Centre is led by the University of New South Wales, and involves Monash
University, Melbourne University, the Australian National University and
the University of Tasmania as partner organisations. The Centre involves
multiple collaborative organisations including the Federal Department of
Climate Change and Energy Efficiency, the NSW Department of Climate
Change, Environment and Water, CSIRO, the Bureau of Meteorology and the
National Computational Infrastructure, as well as several international
research organisations.
This position is part of the Centre's research program on "Drivers of
spatial and temporal climate variability in extra-tropical Australia",
led jointly by Chief Investigators at Monash University (Dietmar
Dommenget and Michael Redder).
Applications are online and must address the selection criteria.
<http://jobs.monash.edu.au/jobDetails.asp?sJobIDs=520150/>
Enquiries to Dr Dietmar Dommenget, +61 3 9905 4495 or
<dietmar.dommenget@monash.edu>
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