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17 Doctoral student positions (including one at KIT) within European Doctoral Network Dust-DN
Working Group: Mineral Dust
Dust-DN offers 17 doctoral research positions at renowned research institutions in Europe, including one position offered at KIT (https://dust-dn.cyi.ac.cy/research-positions/). The selection of candidates follows a two-stage process with an initial common pre-screening and a subsequent formal recruitment process at each institution. Applicants are encouraged to select up to three doctoral positions of their interest during the pre-screening. Please consider the eligibility criteria, especially regarding mobility requirements, before submitting your application.
At KIT, we are inviting applications for a 3-year doctoral researcher position within Dust-DN: https://dust-dn.cyi.ac.cy/dc14/
Application details: https://dust-dn.cyi.ac.cy/application-details/
Deadline for the submission of applications to the first stage (pre-screening) is 30th September 2024.
Contact: Dr. Martina Klose (martina.kloseδkit.edu)
Released on 11.09.2024 |
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PhD position within the “Updating the data basis for adaptation to climate change in Germany” (UDAG) consortium
Working Group: Regional climate modelling
Detailed information can be found here
Contact:
Released on 26.07.2024 |
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Meteorologist
Working group: Land Surfaces and Boundary Layer Detailed information can be found here
Contact: Dr. Philipp Gasch (philipp.gasch∂kit.edu) Released on 26.03.2024 |
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Doctoral researcher as part of the Hans Ertel Centre project ICON-SmART
Doctoral researcher (part-time 75%, 3 years): more information Contact doctoral researcher position: Dr. Martina Klose (martina.kloseδkit.edu)
Released on 14.03.2024 |
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We welcome initiative applications The institute is looking for dedicated and qualified young scientists with a focus on atmospheric sciences (meteorology, physics) for various projects in the research program of the Helmholtz Association. For qualified university graduates there is the possibility to do a PhD. PhD applicants with high motivation for a career in research and teaching are offered an excellent research environment. Activities include development and application work on new high-resolution regional models for weather forecasting, atmospheric composition, and climate change. In measurement meteorology, opportunities arise from participation of the institute with the KITcube facility in international measurement campaigns. Unsolicited applications are welcome to Prof. Peter Knippertz, Prof. Corinna Hoose and Prof. Joaquim Pinto. |