Roger Michaelides

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Washington University in St. Louis

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Roger Michaelides is an Assistant Professor at Washington University in St. Louis, USA. His research areas include time series analysis of vegetation recovery, permafrost dynamics, and the application of ground-penetrating radar for spatial variability assessments. He has published recent articles focusing on active layer thickness in permafrost environments and has contributed to advancements in noise reduction techniques for interferometric phase stacks.

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Postdoctoral Research Associate and PhD Position in Radar Remote Sensing, SAR, InSAR, and Geodetic Imaging

Roger Michaelides at Washington University in St. Louis is recruiting for the Radar Lab : a postdoctoral research associate and a PhD student position starting in Fall 2027 . The research area centers on radar remote sensing , SAR , InSAR , radar geophysics , and polar processes , with a focus on developing novel geodetic imaging techniques and multi-sensor fusion workflows . The projects aim to improve characterization of surface topography , vegetation canopy estimates , and surface topographic change over periglacial landscapes . Both positions are funded by NASA grants . The postdoctoral research associate has a direct application link, while PhD candidates are asked to contact the PI directly and learn more about the graduate program in the Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences. Ideal candidates should have strong interest in remote sensing, geodetic imaging, and data fusion methods relevant to Earth surface and cryosphere-related research. The post does not mention a deadline.