Fernando Jaramillo
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Fernando Jaramillo is an Associate Professor at Stockholm University in Sweden. His research primarily focuses on hydrogeodesy, water resource management, and the impacts of climate change on aquatic ecosystems. Recent publications explore topics such as the intersection of hydroclimatic changes and water security, as well as innovative methodologies for monitoring water levels in various environments. He contributes to understanding the sustainability challenges related to water resources in the Anthropocene.
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Under the trees: Quantifying invisible changes in wetland water availability worldwide
Open Date: 2022-01-01
Close Date: 2025-12-31
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Ripples of Resilience: navigating cross-scale SDG interactions of water, land, and climate within planetary boundaries
Open Date: 2018-12-01
Close Date: 2019-11-30
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Untangling human freshwater consumption by water-storage reservoirs with hydroclimatic observations and space-based hydrology
Open Date: 2016-01-01
Close Date: 2018-12-31
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Adding green to blue: An integral update to freshwater consumption estimates worldwide
Open Date: 2016-01-01
Close Date: 2018-12-31
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Fernando Jaramillo
Stockholm University
5 months ago
Stockholm University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Fellow in hydrological ecosystem services of wetlands for the project DOWES: Disclosing the Overlooked Wetlandscape Ecosystem Services , funded by Water4All . The postdoc will work mainly on the Magdalena floodplains in Colombia , focusing on hydrology , remote sensing , wetlandscapes , and ecosystem services . The research includes quantifying hydrological ecosystem services such as regulation, supply, and suppression of peak flows , and may also examine impacts on ecosystem services from gold in the river stream. The position is based in the Department of Physical Geography at Stockholm University, within a research environment covering landscape, environment and geomatics, climate science, geomorphology, glaciology, water, permafrost, and environmental systems. Eligibility: applicants must hold a Swedish doctoral degree or an equivalent relevant doctoral degree from another country by the time the employment decision is made. A recent PhD is advantageous, and strong research expertise in hydrology, ecosystem services, and remote sensing is preferred. Excellent English and strong written/oral presentation skills are required. Funding and duration: this is a full-time postdoctoral employment for 2 years minimum and 3 years maximum , with possible extension under special circumstances. Salary is individually set. Application deadline: 21 May 2026 . Apply via Stockholm University’s recruitment system and include a personal letter, CV, and the requested attachments.
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Ype van der Velde
University of Amsterdam
R. J. van der Ent
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María Mancilla García
Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB)
Okke Batelaan
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Scott T. Allen
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Shimon Wdowinski
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Florida International University
Arie Staal
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Utrecht University
Christian Moeck
Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology
Jennie Barron
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Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Göran Finnveden
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Zhenqian Wang
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Elco Luijendijk
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University of Bergen
Ingo Fetzer
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Örjan Bodin
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Jorge Salgado Bonnet
Lecturer in Environmental Change
University College London
Hilary R. Martens
University of Montana Missoula
Henrik Carlsen
Stockholm Environment Institute
Scott Jasechko
Associate Professor
University of California, Santa Barbara
Petra Döll
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Goethe University Frankfurt
Krisztina Jónás
UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Jacob Hileman
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Uppsala University
Georgia Destouni
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Stockholm University
Ian Brown
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Wouter Berghuijs
University of Amsterdam
Miina Porkka
Aalto University
Steven Lade
Australian National University
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