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Multiple opportunities within ERC EARTH

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The Karamperidou research group leads EARTH’s charge in atmospheric and climate dynamics research. We study the impact of existing refrigerants, their replacement compounds, and novel cooling technologies on climate and atmospheric circulation. 

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Multiple positions are open, including postdoc, graduate, and undergraduate opportunities. â€‹

For details about open positions, student projects, partnerships, and more, please contact Prof. Karamperidou

AI/ML models for weather and climate extremes

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The Karamperidou research group seeks applicants (postdoctoral researchers, undergraduate and graduate students) with some experience in ML/AI and with a background in atmospheric/ocean/earth sciences, computer science, or engineering to work with ML/AI weather forecasting models. 

For information on how to apply, please see below. 

OPENINGS

Graduate Students:

 

 Prospective students should submit their application to the Graduate Program in Atmospheric Sciences following these instructions. In your statement, indicate your interest in joining Prof. Karamperidou's research group. Admitted students are encouraged to contact Prof. Karamperidou by email to inquire about open positions and available funding.

Undergraduate Students:

 

Undergraduate students interested in assisting in research projects or conducting research for an undergraduate thesis are encouraged to contact Prof. Karamperidou by email to discuss opportunities. Students are also encouraged to search the SECE website for available paid research positions with the group. 

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Current open jobs (through SECE): 

Job Number: 269404-A4
Position Title: Undergraduate Research Assistant- Weather Extremes
Program Type: UH & FWS

 

Job Number: 272507-A4
Position Title: Undergraduate Research Assistant: Climate-Chemistry Interactions
Program: UH & FWS

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Job Number: 272522-A4

Position Title: Digital Learning Assistant 

Program: UH & FWS

Postdoctoral Positions:

Please contact Dr. Karamperidou via email to inquire about open positions at the postdoctoral level. 

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There are always opportunities to collaborate in your application to any of the national fellowship programs for postdoctoral research, e.g.: 

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Postdoc qualifications:

  • a PhD degree in atmospheric science, environmental science, physics,  engineering, or closely related fields,

  • strong oral and written communication skills,

  • strong publication record, and demonstrated strong work ethic

  • the ability to work independently and collaboratively

  • strong coding skills

  • Preference will be given to applicants with experience running weather forecasting and/or global climate models, and applicants with machine learning experience.

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