M. Reza Najafi

Western University’s Hydroclimate Extremes and Climate Change Laboratory (HydroClimEX Lab) is recruiting up to two Postdoctoral Fellows in Hydroclimatic Extremes and Environmental Modelling . The positions are part of multiple funded research projects and involve collaborations with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) , NSERC , and other government, industry, and academic partners. The lab is seeking outstanding researchers with strong quantitative skills and interests in topics such as hydroclimatic extremes , climate change , compound and cascading hazards , climate model analysis , large ensembles , multivariate statistics , extreme value analysis , hydrologic modelling , land-surface modelling , hydrodynamic modelling , and climate risk assessment and adaptation . Successful candidates will join interdisciplinary research with leading collaborators, use advanced computing resources and large climate datasets, and contribute to high-impact work addressing major challenges in climate science and water resources. Institution: Western University, London, Ontario, Canada. Funding: Funded postdoctoral positions; salary/stipend details are not specified in the post. Eligibility highlights: Strong quantitative background and research fit in climate/hydrology/environmental modelling are emphasized. The post is for postdoctoral researchers, so a completed PhD in a relevant field is implied. Application: The post directs applicants to the attached advertisement for full details and the application process.

Western University’s Hydroclimate Extremes and Climate Change Laboratory (HydroClimEX Lab) is recruiting up to two Postdoctoral Fellows in Hydroclimatic Extremes and Environmental Modelling . The positions are part of multiple funded research projects and involve collaborations with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) , NSERC , and other government, industry, and academic partners. Research areas include hydroclimatic extremes and climate change , compound and cascading hazards , climate model analysis and large ensembles , multivariate statistics and extreme value analysis , hydrologic, land-surface, and hydrodynamic modelling , and climate risk assessment and adaptation . Successful candidates will work on interdisciplinary research with leading collaborators, use advanced computing resources and large climate datasets, and contribute to high-impact research addressing climate science and water resources challenges. Announcer: M. Reza Najafi , Professor at Western University, London, Ontario, Canada. No deadline is stated in the post. Interested candidates should review the attached advertisement for the application process and details.