Postdoc in Forest Management Impacts on Snow, Wildfire, and Water Resources University of Arizona in United States

The Hydrological Extremes Lab at Oklahoma State University is seeking a student for a funded Graduate Research Assistantship starting Fall 2026 . This opportunity is for an M.S. or Ph.D. student interested in flood modeling and management , with research themes including flood characterization , hydrological modeling , flood risk assessment and management , hydrological extremes , and flood hazard research . The post indicates funding through a Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) . No addition...

Exciting postdoctoral fellowship opportunity in Socio-Hydrology and Conservation Science at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science (UMCES), Appalachian Laboratory . The position is part of the 2027 David H. Smith Conservation Research Fellowship and is aimed at an outstanding early-career researcher. The research theme is highly interdisciplinary, integrating hydrology , geospatial AI , remote sensing , environmental engineering , social sciences , and nature-based conservat...

Robert W. Nairn at the University of Oklahoma is inviting interested candidates to explore opportunities in watershed biogeochemistry and ecological engineering within the Center for Restoration of Ecosystems and Watersheds (CREW) . This post mentions openings for a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and a Doctoral-level Graduate Research Assistant . The research interests highlighted include ways to evaluate, promote, and enhance natural infrastructure , making this a strong fit for students and ...

Funded PhD opportunity at the University of Nevada, Reno in the Nevada Mountain Ecohydrology Lab . The project focuses on forest disturbance , wildfire , ecohydrology , forest thinning , forest structure , streamflow , and watershed response after disturbance . Research methods include remote sensing , hydrologic modeling , field research , and work on snow–forest interactions and forest restoration . This is a PhD opening with up to four years of funding , subject to satisfactory progress. The ...

PhD opportunity in Freshwater Ecology and Biogeochemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , in the Freshwater Ecology and Biogeochemistry Lab led by Dr. Amanda Gay DelVecchia . This fully funded doctoral position focuses on cryptic biomass pathways that sustain stream ecosystems, with research spanning hydrology , biogeochemistry , stable isotope ecology , and multi-site fieldwork. The student will investigate chemoautotrophic and methanotrophic production alongside photosynth...