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Postdoctoral Research Position Available
Effects of Extreme Winter Warming on Arctic Ecosystems
University of Sheffield, UK

Application Deadline: Tuesday, 6 February 2007

For further information, please contact:
Gareth Phoenix
Animal and Plant Sciences, University of Sheffield
E-mail: g.phoenix@sheffield.ac.uk

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Может, кого-либо заинтересуют следующие объявления о РАБОТЕ или ЛЕТНИХ ШКОЛАХ.

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VITO, the Flemish Institute for Technological Research is currently recruiting candidates for PhD Scholarships.

In particular, the research group "Modelling atmospheric Processes" proposes 2 PhD grants:
1) Assimilating remotely sensed cloud parameters for improved regional air quality simulations
2) Emission, formation and dispersion of ultra fine particles

For full advertisement and instructions for registration:
http://www.vito.be/english/jobs/doctorate.htm
(deadline 30 March 2007). More information can also be obtained from Stijn Janssen (stijn.janssen@vito.be)
and Koen De Ridder (Koen.DeRidder@vito.be).

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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of Claire Granier, we are pleased to circulate the following
announcement:

- The ACCENT European Network of Excellence
- The European Science Foundation (ESF)
- The International Global Emission Inventory Activity (GEIA)
- the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS)
are organizing a summer school entitled :

"Surface Emissions and Prediction of Atmospheric Composition Changes"

Dates: September 11-20 2007
Location: Ile d'Oleron, an island on the Atlantic Coast of France

Registration deadline: April, 20 2007 (the number of participants is limited,
and it advised to register early).
How to register: go to http://www.geiacenter.org
How to obtain more details: contact Claire Granier:
claire.granier@aero.jussieu.fr

Costs: All costs (except the flight/train ticket to the closest train
station) are covered by the school

Preliminary list of teachers:
- Susan Solomon (NOAA, USA)
- Guy Brasseur (NCAR, USA)
- John Burrows (Univ. bremen, Germany)
- David Fowler (Univ. Edinburgh, UK)
- Christian George (Univ. Lyon, France)
- Paul Ginoux (NOAA, USA)
- Claire Granier (Service d'Aeronomie/IPSL, France)
- Alex Guenther (NCAR, USA)
- Ivar Isaksen (Univ. Olso, Norway)
- Maria Kanakidou (Univ. Crete, Greece)
- Cathy Liousse (Lab. Aerologie, France)
- Laurent Menut (LMD/IPSL, France)
- Paul Monks (U. leicester, UK)
- John VanAardenne (JRC, Italy)

Thank you very much for your consideration.
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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of Kathy Law, we are pleased to circulate the folllowing announcement:

CNRS Postdoctoral research position available at Service
d'aeronomie/IPSL, Paris, France on: Quantification of processes
influencing trace gases over West Africa during the summer monsoon.

This position (No. Planet-Universe 19) is funded by the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) to carry research as part of the African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis (AMMA) program. This study will be conducted in a group that is strongly involved in the AMMA program and implies interactions with AMMA partners. It will capitalize on the wide amount of data collected during the intensive period of observation in summer 2006 over West Africa.

The main objective of the research is to quantify the role of different processes influencing trace gases in air masses sampled over West Africa through a combination of data analysis and modelling (e.g. Lagrangian chemical model, trajectories). A particular focus will be on the analysis of aircraft data collected in July/August 2006 during the period when deep convection is very active. One aim will be to understand processes governing oxidant levels (ozone, hydrogen peroxide)
in convectively uplifted air masses and the role of wet scavenging. Preliminary analysis of data has also shown that long-range transport of trace gases from outside the region (e.g. biomass burning emissions from central Africa) was also important. The relative importance of these sources compared to local sources (e.g. soils, lightning, vegetation) will be examined. For further information about this research project
please contact Kathy.Law@aero.jussieu.fr or
Gerard.Ancellet@aero.jussieu.fr

The position is available one year initially - possibly renewable
for a further year. Positions start on 1 September or October 2007.
Monthly pay is 2500 Euros gross.

The DEADLINE for applications is 30 APRIL 2007.

Applicants should have:
* a Ph.D. or equivalent degree at the time of employment in atmospheric science
* not have worked previously in the lab applied for. The only exception to this rule is for someone returning to the lab after a period of absence of at least one year;
* there are no nationality restrictions.
* be in possession of your diploma for less than two years
* have knowledge of numerical modelling, atmospheric chemistry/dynamics, and/or data analysis. Experience of computer programming (IDL, Fortran) is highly desirable. Some knowledge of French would also be useful.

Please send the completed application form (including the names of at least 2 referees) to the lab director, Dr. Alain Hauchecorne, Service d'aeronomie, RГ©duit de VerriГЁres - BP 3, Route des Gatines, 91371 Verrieres le Buisson Cedex, France. Send application also to Alain.Hauchecorne@aerov.jussieu.fr with copy to Kathy.Law@aero.jussieu.fr.

Forms and further information are available at
https://www2.cnrs.fr/DRH/post-docs07/?pid=8&lang=en

The Service d'aeronomie is located in central Paris at the Jussieu campus of the UniversitГ© Pierre et Marie Curie
(http://www.upmc.jussieu.fr). It is a joint CNRS/University laboratory which is also part of the Institut Pierre Simon Laplace (IPSL). It carries out research into a wide range of topics related to atmospheric science.

Thank you for kind consideration.

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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of HC Hansson, we are pleased to circulate the following job announcement:

The Stockholm University Climate Research Environment (SUCLIM;
<http://www.suclim.su.se/>www.suclim.su.se) is now recruiting a
postdoctoral scientist to work within a cross-disciplinary project with both isotope geochemists and atmospheric scientists aiming at applying molecular and isotopic methods to better understand the origin, composition and properties of climate-forcing atmospheric combustion particles (black
carbon) with field campaigns in South Asia and EMEP stations in Sweden and on Svalbard. For full advertisement and instructions for application (www.itm.su.se or www-suclim.su.se) and for additional information contact
Цrjan Gustafsson (<mailto:orjan.gustafsson@itm.su.se>
orjan.gustafsson@itm.su.se).

Thank you for your consideration.
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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of Silvia Henning, we are pleased to circulate the following job announcement:

Postdoc in theoretical cloud physics

The Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research (IfT) is looking for a scientific researcher (postdoc level) in theoretical cloud physics. The candidate should be able to cover a wide range of theoretical cloud research and modeling of dynamical and microphysical cloud processes.
Special expertise in the fields of general cloud dynamics, small scale mixing, and their influences on droplet growth and freezing are desired.

We are offering the possibility to work in an interdisciplinary team, at one of the most renowned atmospheric research institutes and in one of the most attractive cities in Germany.

For further detailed information please refer to
http://www.tropos.de/physik/wolken/physik_wlab.html,
http://www.tropos.de/news/ift_jobs.html, and
http://www.tropos.de/eng/news/ift_jobs.html,
or contact Dr. Frank Stratmann (straddi@tropos.de).

Thank you for your consideration.
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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of Colin O'Dowd, we are pleased to circulate the following job announcement:

Post-doctoral research position in measurements and modelling and
analysis of ozone trends. Duration: 3 years. Location: National
University of Ireland, Galway. Salary: Ђ44,510 per annuum.
Contact Gerard.jennings@nuigalway.ie.
Web link: http://www.nuigalway.ie/news/vacancies.php?v_id=1336

Please distribute this information to potentially interested applicants.

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Dear Colleagues,
on behalf of Nick Hewitt, we would like to distribute the following announcement:

Department of Environmental Science
Lancaster Environment Centre
Lancaster University

Professor or Reader of Atmospheric Science

The Department of Environmental Science at Lancaster University has an RAE 2001 grade of 5, with 24 members of academic staff. It is a constituent member department of the Lancaster Environment Centre (LEC), along with the Departments of Biological Sciences and Geography and the NERC's Centre for
Ecology and Hydrology.

Environmental research in the University is organised into four themes of: environmental change and pollution; organisms and the environment;
catchment and aquatic processes; and environment and society. There is significant cross-departmental involvement in these themes.

As stated in the Department's current Strategic Plan, and central to its ambitions for RAE 2008, we have identified atmospheric science as an area for development in research and teaching.

Atmospheric science research at Lancaster focuses on: how the biosphere and the atmosphere interact with respect to climate; stratospheric ozone; air quality; hydrometeorology; and carbon cycle dynamics. We wish to deepen or expand our research activities in atmospheric science by recruitment of a
scientist of international standing.

Applicants of interest will have research expertise in atmospheric measurements (including remote sensing) and/or the modelling of atmospheric processes. An ability to work in an Earth system or a "sustainable atmosphere" framework would be preferred but is not essential - key requirements are excellence in research and a clear vision of national and international research priorities.

The Department and LEC have excellent laboratory and computing facilities and there is the possibility of enhancement of these in an existing or new direction by a bid to the Science Research Investment Fund or by other funding mechanisms.

The Department has vigorous undergraduate and postgraduate courses across all areas of environmental science and the appointee will, over time, be expected to contribute to our teaching and to assist in the development of our programmes. However, new appointees to our Department are initially
given a light teaching load.

We anticipate the successful candidate will take up post on or before 1 September 2007. Salary will be in the scale range for a Reader, or, for an appointment at the Professorial level, in the Professorial range.

To informally discuss this post please contact Professor CN Hewitt at n.hewitt@lancaster.ac.uk or Professor AM Binley at a.binley@lancaster.ac.uk.

To apply, please see http://www.personnel.lancs.ac.uk/ or telephone 01524 846549 (reference A763R). The closing date is 9th May 2007 and interviews will take place on 5th June 2007.

In order for a full appraisal of applications to be made, the following material should be included:

A completed application form;
A full and detailed cv;
A full publication list, with the most significant papers highlighted;
A full list of research funding obtained to date;
A clear statement of the applicant's research interests and their vision
for how these will develop in the future. This statement might be 2-3 pages
in length.

Thank you for your consideration.

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Dear colleagues,
on behalf of Robert Sausen, we are pleased to distribute the following announcement:

We would like to announce the

QUANTIFY Summer School
10 - 26 September 2007, Athens, Greece

The summer school will cover all aspects of the impact of transport on the composition of the atmosphere and on climate. The main purpose is to train graduate students and young researchers on QUANTIFY related science topics.
Furthermore, the summer school should foster international contacts between experienced researchers and young scientists, and trigger new research activities in this field. Lecturers will mainly come from within the QUANTIFY Integrated Project.

The summer school is not limited to participants from QUANTIFY
institutions, graduate students and young researchers from other
institutions are also welcome.

Pre-register now at:
http://www.pa.op.dlr.de/quantify/summerschool/

Please forward this information to colleagues who might be also interested.

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PhD Position Available
Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research (BCCR)
Bergen, Norway

For further information about BCCR, please go to:
http://www.bjerknes.uib.no/default.asp?lang=2

or contact:
Idar Barstad
E-mail: Idar.Barstad@bjerknes.uib.no

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The Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research in Bergen, Norway invites
applications for a three-year PhD position to begin in Autumn 2007. The
successful applicant will study the development of extreme weather in
the polar region and its implication on air-sea interaction in the
climate system. The study will make use of a simplified coupled system
where a mixed layer model for the ocean and a wave model will be coupled
to an atmospheric component.

Applicants must hold a Masters degree in meteorology, oceanography,
mathematics or physics. Interested applicants in these fields who are
not yet graduated are asked to notify BCCR of their expected graduation
date.

For full application instructions, please contact:
Idar Barstad
E-mail: Idar.Barstad@bjerknes.uib.no

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Student Funding Available
University of California-Santa Barbara (UCSB) Alaska Wildlands Studies
Program
21 June-8 August 2007
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve

Application Deadline: Wednesday, 9 May 2007

For further information, please go to:
http://www.alaska.net/~wmc/aws.html

or contact:
Benjamin A. Shaine
UCSB Alaska Wildlands Studies Program
Phone: 360-379-9231
E-mail: thurstonshaine@olypen.com

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The University of California-Santa Barbara (UCSB) Alaska Wildlands
Studies Program is accepting applications for student scholarships for
its summer field program in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and
Preserve, Alaska.

The program takes place at the Wrangell Mountains Center and consists of
seven weeks of intensive summer fieldwork amid the peaks, glaciers,
meadows, and forests of the Wrangells wilderness. Participants earn 15
units of transferable, upper-division college credit for an
interdisciplinary curriculum in Earth sciences, ecology, natural history
field journaling, and management policy.

Full program information and scholarship application instructions are
available at:
http://www.alaska.net/~wmc/aws.html

The deadline for applications is Wednesday, 9 May 2007.

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Вот это - очень подходит нашим выпускникам!

PhD Student Announcement
Atmospheric Climate
Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research
University of Bergen
Bergen, Norway

Application Deadline: Sunday, 15 July 2007

For further information, please go to:
http://www.bjerknes.uib.no/pages.asp?kat=6&id=1436&lang=2

or contact:
Asgeir Sorteberg
E-mail: asgeir.sorteberg@bjerknes.uib.no

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The Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research (BCCR) at the University of
Bergen in Bergen, Norway announces a four-year PhD research position in
the field of atmospheric climate.

The main tasks for the successful candidate will be to explore
mechanisms that are important for the variability in north Atlantic
cyclone tracks and intensity and to investigate how a warmer climate may
influence cyclone development. The candidate will work on analysis of
atmospheric reanalysis and global climate model data to analyze the
development of extreme storms in the north Atlantic region. Special
emphasis will be on trying to separate the different mechanisms that may
spin up the cyclones and identifying how they may change in a warmer
climate.

BCCR is the largest climate research group in Norway and has
approximately 70 researchers and postgraduate students and 20 PhDs. The
research at the center is ch aracterized by an international environment
and has researchers from 17 countries. Researchers are recruited mainly
from meteorology, oceanography, geology, physics, and mathematics.

Applicants must hold a Master's degree or equivalent in meteorology or
related fields or have submitted their Master's thesis for assessment by
the application deadline. To apply, please submit a complete overview of
education and professional activities (CV), copies of diplomas (Bachelor
and Master's) and transcripts, and scholarly works including a list of
publications. Applications marked 07/8207 should be submitted by Sunday,
15 July 2007 to:
Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research
Allegaten 55, NO-5007
Bergen, Norway

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Вот еще интересная возможность обучения в аспирантуре:

PhD Student Announcements
Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research Utrecht
Utrecht University, The Netherlands

For further information, please go to:
http://www.phys.uu.nl/~wwwimau/vacancies/home.html

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The Institute for Marine and Atmospheric research Utrecht (IMAU) at
Utrecht University in The Netherlands announces three PhD student
positions in the field of ice and climate research. The three vacancies
are for the following projects:
- Regional atmospheric modeling of the climate and mass balance of
Antarctica
- Contribution of glaciers to sea level rise
- Relation between CO2, temperature, sea level, and ice volume over the
last 3 million years

IMAU is an interfaculty research institute that focuses on the
fundamental aspects of climate dynamics. Research is organized in five
main themes: ice and climate, ocean circulation and climate, atmospheric
physics and chemistry, atmospheric dynamics and boundary layer
meteorology, and physical geography and oceanography of the coastal
zone. IMAU includes some fifteen faculty members, fifteen postdocs, and
twenty-five PhD students.

Complete position descriptions for all three PhD vacancies are available
at:
http://www.phys.uu.nl/~wwwimau/vacancies/home.html

For further information, please contact IMAU at: wal@phys.uu.nl or
broeke@phys.uu.nl.

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