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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala invites applications for a two‑year postdoctoral position in the Soil and Environmental Physics group. The project investigates how ecological, biogeochemical, and physical processes govern carbon cycle responses to global change and how these interactions can be integrated into soil and ecosystem models.
The successful candidate will perform independent research, collect and analyze data, develop process-based models, and contribute
A 2‑year postdoc position is available in the Soil and Environmental Physics group at the Department of Soil and Environment, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU), in Uppsala.
We are looking for a researcher fascinated by the interactions of ecological, biogeochemical, and physical processes that shape the responses of the carbon cycle to global change and the implementation of these interactions into soil and ecosystem models. Depending on the selected candidate, the research project can focus on statistical analysis of literature data, process‑based modelling, or a combination of the two.
We offer a stimulating research environment with opportunities to collaborate with soil scientists and ecologists, within SLU, in Sweden and internationally.
As a post‑doc, you will be expected to perform independent research, including:
Applicants must hold a doctoral degree and be no more than three years post‑doctoral. We seek a highly motivated researcher with excellent skills and experience in:
We are particularly interested in candidates able to conceptualize and statistically or mathematically link processes occurring at different spatial or temporal scales, or across levels of ecological organization (e.g., upscaling of microbial processes to ecosystem level; use of plant traits to understand ecosystem carbon budgets). Experience in publishing in highly ranked scientific journals in English is also important.
The Department of Soil and Environment is a leading soil research institution nationally and internationally. Our research focuses on fundamental soil properties and processes and how soil functions are affected by changes in environmental conditions, including climate change. The department has seven subject groups, important research infrastructure, and provides educational opportunities.
Uppsala
Temporary employment for 24 months, with the possibility of extension.
As agreed.
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