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initial appointment will be for one year due to the availability of funding. This position offers a competitive salary with U of A standard benefits for postdoctoral scholars. Arizona faces critical water
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, and corals. The position will also involve investigating ocean–atmosphere coupling, with particular emphasis on the propagation of tropical climate signals to higher latitudes. Under the supervision
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, forests, and wetlands) represents a unique test case for understanding the role of landscape connectivity in regulating water table and streamflow dynamics. Research tasks include: processing meteorological
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productivity while reducing external inputs. In parallel, the lab is expanding efforts to understand microbiome-associated phenotypes that contribute to drought tolerance and soil water retention. This includes
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, (ii) environmental modeling and/or advanced data analysis and statistical evaluation techniques, and (iii) treatment of water and soils containing organic contaminants using adsorption or other
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31948BR Civil/Environ/Arch Engineering Position Overview Two postdoctoral researchers are sought in the research area of water and wastewater infrastructure risk and resilience in the Civil
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of degree, the appointment will be extended to its full duration. Preferred Qualifications Proficiency in ArcPro and HEC-RAS 2D Experience with riverine data collection, including water level “hobo” meters
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at the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix. This position is available for visa sponsorship. Outstanding U of A benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance plans; life insurance and
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for the treatment of highly contaminated soils and water sources. As a postdoctoral associate, you will be expected to assist in the supervision of graduate students and undergrads in the laboratory, assist with
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. The postdoctoral researcher will work with Dr. Lee Frelich in the Department of Forest Resources and Dr. Kyungsoo Yoo in the Department of Soil, Water, and Climate in the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities