Postdoc in Physical Oceanography University of Gothenburg in Sweden

Postdoctoral Researcher in Physical Oceanography at the University of Gothenburg , Sweden. This vacancy is for a full-time, 3-year postdoctoral position in the Department of Marine Sciences and the Polar Gliders Research Group . The project is part of the ERC-funded SOFIA project ( Southern Ocean fine-scale ocean dynamics and storm impacts on air-sea heat exchange ). The successful candidate will work on physical oceanography , Southern Ocean dynamics, satellite remote sensing , and ocean-climat...

This postdoctoral project investigates whether boreal streams emit aerosols to the atmosphere and, if so, what physical and environmental processes control those emissions. The work sits at the interface of aquatic and atmospheric sciences, building on the idea that bubble bursting and related air–water exchange processes may operate very differently in streams than in oceans. The successful researcher will help develop a flux chamber designed to capture aerosols emitted from stream surfaces and...

📢 A postdoctoral position is available in coastal dynamics and climate variability at the Laboratory EPOC, University of Bordeaux (Pessac), France . The position is part of the IRICOT project within PEPR Risques and focuses on the links between climate variability and coastal hazards along the French Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts. Research topics include: • analysis of water level variability from seasonal to decadal time scales • relationships between climate modes such as NAO , WEPA , and ...

The University of Exeter is advertising a PhD opportunity titled “Physics-Informed AI and Experimental Modelling of Ocean Mixing: From Fracture Zones to Ocean Ventilation.” The project brings together physics-informed artificial intelligence, experimental modelling, and physical oceanography to investigate ocean mixing processes. Research themes include fracture zones and their influence on ocean ventilation, with potential relevance to Earth-system and environmental science. Applicants should c...

This postdoctoral position at Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute focuses on coupled physical-biogeochemical modeling to better understand harmful algal blooms in subtropical estuaries. The fellow will work on the Indian River Lagoon system and develop model capabilities to examine the physical and biogeochemical processes that control phytoplankton blooms, including the mechanisms that favor dominant phytoplankton groups and species. The project is centered on pr...