Sensitivity of the ice sheet/ice shelf system on decadal variability and predictability of the atmosphere:Ocean:Post:Doctoral researcherStarting date between May 1 and September 1, 2018Full time position for 24 months:Can be extended up to 48 monthsNet monthly salary:EUR depending on experience:This includes social insurancesLocation:Laboratoire de Glaciologie, Université libre de Bruxelles, BelgiumThe climate of the Polar Regions has dramatically changed over the last decades. This may have resulted from external forcing e. G., from greenhouse gas emissions, but also from natural interaction between the components of the climate system notably, the atmosphere, the marine and Confidentialcryosphere, and the ocean. Quantifying the specific contribution of each is critical to understand decadal variability. Based on the complementary scientific expertise of the project partners, PARAMOUR aims at revealing fundamental drivers of climate variability and assessing the predictability in high:Heet model component BISICLES of a high:Resolution coupled atmosphere:Ocean:Ea ice:Ice sheet model configuration covering the Totten glacier region, Antarctica, in collaboration with the other scientists working on the project. The technical aspects associated to modeldevelopment will be supervised by a computer scientist specifically dedicated to this configuration. The post:Upervise a PhD student on the same project. Required qualifications::To have a PhD in climatology, glaciology, Earth science or related field physics, mathematics with previous experience in Earth science;:To have published in peer:Reviewed international journals;:To have strong experience in computational programming;:To have demonstrated verbal and written communication skills in English;:To have interest in working in a multidisciplinary team environment. Applicants should send i a statement of research experience, qualification and interest, ii a complete CV including a list of publications, and iii two letters of recommendation via e:- Comment- E:Mail- Website There are no more Tweets in this timeline.
