A PhD position is available in the White Water Research Group at Colorado State University, supervised by Assistant Professor Danny White. The group investigates the interaction of physical and biological processes in rivers, with a focus on advancing the science of river hydraulics and geomorphology. The research aims to inform river corridor management to improve ecosystem health and benefit communities. The PhD project will center on ecohydraulic processes in river systems, utilizing 2D hydraulic modeling, field data collection in remote settings, and interdisciplinary approaches that combine modeling, fieldwork, and laboratory experiments. Applicants should have a Master's degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering or a closely related field and be enthusiastic about interdisciplinary research. The group is part of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Graduate Degree Program in Ecology at Colorado State University. While no explicit funding details are provided, interested candidates are encouraged to reach out to Danny White, especially if attending AGU for an in-person discussion. For more information, visit the White Water Research Group website or connect via LinkedIn. The anticipated start date is summer or fall 2026, with applications considered on a rolling basis.