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Oklahoma State University is advertising a PhD opening in Flood Modeling and Management through a Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) in the Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering. The position is based at OSU’s main campus in Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA , and the selected student will join the Hydrological Extremes Lab under the supervision of Dr. K.J. Jafarzadegan . The research focus is on flood characterization, flood modeling, and flood management , with strong relevance to h...

Kansas State University’s Ecohydrology Lab is hiring two graduate students for MS or PhD study in Ecohydrology . The position is based at K-State in Manhattan, Kansas, USA , and the lab studies interactions between ecological and hydrological processes in grasslands, savannas, and shrublands . Research in the lab combines approaches from plant ecophysiology , ecology , hydrology , and soil science to understand how vegetation shapes water movement and critical zone function under changing climat...

PhD opening in Hydrologic Modeling at New Mexico State University in the United States . HydroCS conducts research at the intersection of computational hydrology , hydrologic modeling , and scientific computing . Current and anticipated directions include large-scale hydrologic and hydraulic modeling workflows, high-performance and scalable computing for hydrologic applications, reproducible computational workflows and open-source software development, and machine-learning-based surrogate and ad...

PhD opportunity in multi-component transport in floodplain aquifers using reactive transport models , with a research focus on groundwater processes in Bangladesh . The position is posted by The University of Texas at Austin and is part of a collaboration involving Texas A&M University , University of Texas at San Antonio , and Dhaka University . The work is associated with the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences in the Jackson School of Geosciences. This is a PhD student opening and is d...

The Hydrological Remote Sensing Lab (HydroRS) at the University of South Florida is recruiting Ph.D. students for research in hydrological remote sensing starting Spring 2027 or Fall 2027. The lab works on interdisciplinary water resources research using satellite observations, remote sensing, AI/ML, and geospatial technologies to study the changing water cycle and water crises at regional to global scales. Example topics include hydrological extremes, trends and drivers of freshwater storage, h...