PhD Opening: AI + Hydrology at the University of New Brunswick

Community Surface Dynamics Modeling System (CSDMS); Brunswick Parish; Vor Ort; CAD 18.000 - 24.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University of New Brunswick seeks a PhD student to join a research group focusing on hydrological modeling, AI, and remote sensing to address water security and climate resilience. The position may start in January or May 2027, with funding covering tuition and stipend.

Applicant should have strong coding and data skills, excellent academic standing, and a demonstrated interest in environmental problem-solving.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum B average or Upper Second Class.
• PhD applicants typically need a Master's degree.
• Strong passion for coding, data, and environmental problem-solving.
• Funding: Competitive package covering tuition and stipend.
• Location: Department of Civil Engineering, University of New Brunswick.

Kenntnisse

Coding

Data analysis

Hydrology

Ausbildung

Master's degree

Tools

Python

Remote sensing tools

Jobbeschreibung

University of New Brunswick, , Canada

Start reviewing process: 11 October 2026

Position

PhD Position

I am recruiting a PhD student to join my research group starting in January or May 2027. My research integrates hydrological modeling, AI, and remote sensing to address water security and climate resilience.

You can view my publication record and background here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/ses/staff/johnshi/

What I'm Looking For

• Academic Standing: Minimum B average (or Upper Second Class).
• Degree Requirements: PhD applicants typically need a Master's degree.
• Key Qualities: A strong passion for coding, data, and environmental problem-solving.
• Funding: Competitive package covering tuition and stipend.
• Location: Department of Civil Engineering, University of New Brunswick

Many thanks,

John

Dr John Shi

Associate Professor

Department of Civil Engineering

University of New Brunswick

Fredericton NB E3B 5A3; Canada

Email: [e-mail]

Of interest for

• Hydrology Focus Research Group