Post-Doctoral Position – Ecohydrological Partitioning in the Critical Zone
We have an immediate opening for a post-doctoral position to work with a team of scientists on
the
Observatory (CZO). The initial appointment will be for one year, with the expectation that the
successful candidate will be reappointed for a second year. The JRB-SCM is designed to
examine the impacts of space-time variability in energy and water flux on coupled critical zone (CZ) processes along two climate gradients; the first is on rhyolitic parent material in the JRB of northern
southern
and vegetation, the JRB-SCM CZO team uses a combination of measurement, modeling, and
experimentation to address the following questions: (1) How does variability in energy input and
related mass flux influence CZ structure and function? (2) How do feedbacks between landscape
evolution and the cycling of water and carbon alter short- and long-term CZ development?
The ecohydrology and hydrologic partitioning (EHP) theme area of the JRB-SCM CZO is
organized to capture linkages between vegetation, hydrology and CZ evolution. To help
coordinate these efforts, we seek a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual with a recent
PhD in ecohydrology, terrestrial hydrology, biometeorology, physiological ecology or other
related field. The applicant should have experience in field methods related to ecohydrological
partitioning of water, carbon, and energy fluxes, including familiarity with data, measurements
and instrumentation associated with micro-meteorology, snow depth, sap flow, leaf level
photosynthesis, and soil respiration. Additionally, experience working with (Light Detection
And Ranging) LiDAR data and spatial analysis methods is preferred. Research productivity and
an interest in interdisciplinary research must be evident in the application. Because the post-doc
will coordinate field campaigns with CZO students and faculty, demonstration of strong
leadership and organizational skills are also important, as is the ability to navigate complex
terrain while carrying heavy field equipment.
Applications, questions and inquiries should be sent to Shirley Papuga
(papuga@email.arizona.edu),
include a CV, a statement of research interests and expertise, and names, phone numbers, and email
addresses of three references. Electronic submissions are preferred. As an equal opportunity
and affirmative action employer, the
community and encourages applications from individuals with varied experiences and
backgrounds.
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