Rebecca Muenich
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Rebecca Muenich is an Associate Professor at the University of Arkansas, USA. Her research focuses on environmental management, specifically addressing the connectivity of communities to wastewater treatment facilities, phosphorus flow dynamics, and sustainability in agricultural practices. Recent publications highlight issues related to Escherichia coli in arid regions, livestock data gaps, and the potential for phosphorus recovery in agricultural watersheds.
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Rebecca Muenich
University of Arkansas
Rebecca Muenich (Associate Professor, University of Arkansas) is hiring a Postdoctoral Fellow in Biological and Agricultural Engineering to work with USDA colleague Pradeep Wagle on research in ecohydrology of grazing pastures. The project focuses on eddy fluxes and water use efficiency under varying grazing management practices. Research themes include: (1) how grazing strategies affect carbon and water cycling in grassland ecosystems, (2) integrating remote sensing data such as NDVI , EVI , and land surface temperature with eddy flux measurements to scale findings and build predictive models, and (3) quantifying the temporal and spatial variability of water use efficiency across grazing treatments. This is a postdoctoral opening, not a scholarship. Funding details are not specified in the post. The work is physically located at the University of Arkansas in the United States . Interested applicants should follow the application link provided in the post and review the full posting for submission instructions and eligibility details.
Rebecca Muenich
University of Arkansas
Rebecca Muenich at the University of Arkansas is hiring a Postdoctoral Fellow in Biological and Agricultural Engineering . The project is a strong fit for researchers interested in eco-hydrology , agricultural systems , grassland ecosystems , carbon and water cycling , eddy fluxes , remote sensing , and water use efficiency . The work will collaborate with USDA colleague Pradeep Wagle and focuses on grazing pastures under different management practices. Research themes include: (1) how grazing strategies affect carbon and water cycling, (2) combining remote sensing indicators such as NDVI , EVI , and land surface temperature with eddy flux measurements to scale findings and build predictive models, and (3) quantifying the temporal and spatial variability of water use efficiency across grazing treatments. This is a postdoctoral opening ; the post does not mention a deadline, salary, or detailed eligibility requirements. Interested candidates should apply through the linked application page.
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