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Shuang Zhang
2 months ago
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PhD Opportunity in River Network Modeling for Carbon and Alkalinity Fate at Texas A&M University Texas A&M University in United States
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Ph.D. position associated with an NSF CAREER-funded project. The post indicates research funding support, but does not specify stipend, tuition coverage, or exact funding package.
Country
United States
University
Texas A&M University
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About this position
Exciting Ph.D. opportunity at Texas A&M University in the lab of Shuang Zhang, Assistant Professor. The position is part of an NSF CAREER-funded project focused on developing a large-scale river network model to track the downstream fate of carbon and alkalinity generated by terrestrial enhanced weathering.
This opportunity is especially relevant for students interested in Environmental Science, Earth Science, carbon dioxide removal, biogeochemistry, and Earth system research. The post explicitly announces a Ph.D. opening and invites interested students to learn more from the attached flyer.
Funding is tied to an NSF CAREER project, but the post does not provide details on stipend, tuition, or application deadline. No application link or email is included in the text provided.
If you are interested in carbon cycle modeling, river networks, and climate-relevant geochemical processes, this could be a strong fit.
Funding details
Ph.D. position associated with an NSF CAREER-funded project. The post indicates research funding support, but does not specify stipend, tuition coverage, or exact funding package.
What's required
Applicants should be interested in carbon dioxide removal and Earth system research. The post does not specify additional formal requirements, but the opportunity is for a Ph.D. student to join an NSF CAREER-funded project.
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Professors
Assistant Professor
United States
Research Interests
Environmental Chemistry
Hydrology
Geology
Paleoceanography
Biogeochemistry
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