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Postdoctoral Fellow in Wildland-Urban Interface Fire Emissions Colorado State University in United States
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
Postdoctoral research position supported by a NOAA-funded project. Funding details such as salary or benefits are not specified in the post.
Deadline
Jan 15, 2027
Country
United States
University
Colorado State University

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Colorado State University is advertising a postdoctoral fellow position in wildland-urban interface fire emissions, based in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Colorado State University Energy Institute Powerhouse House Campus.
The project is supported by a NOAA-funded research effort focused on understanding emissions from fires in the wildland-urban interface (WUI). The work addresses an important wildfire research question: what happens when buildings, vehicles, and other human-made materials burn alongside vegetation, and how those emissions affect wildfire smoke impacts.
The postdoc will participate in hands-on combustion experiments, gas and particle measurements, and collaborative research across multiple institutions, with opportunities to join large-scale fire experiments at NIST. Relevant research interests include combustion, fire science, atmospheric chemistry, aerosol measurements, and gas-phase measurements.
Preferred background includes experience with aerosol or gas-phase measurements and interest in the broader wildfire smoke / air quality problem. The post is a research position rather than a scholarship, and no stipend or salary amount is stated in the post.
Application deadline: full consideration by 2027-01-15, with a targeted start in March 2027. Interested candidates should review the full position description and apply via the linked Workday posting.
Funding details
Postdoctoral research position supported by a NOAA-funded project. Funding details such as salary or benefits are not specified in the post.
What's required
Background in aerosol or gas-phase measurements is preferred, with interest in combustion, fire science, or atmospheric chemistry. The postdoc will work on hands-on combustion experiments and gas and particle measurements, and collaborate across multiple institutions.
How to apply
Review the full position description and apply directly through the linked Workday posting. Full consideration is given by January 15, 2027.
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