Caltech's CliMA seeks postdocs to advance Earth system modeling by integrating diverse data, machine learning, and new approaches to cloud and aerosol processes in climate science.
Funder: California Institute of Technology
Due Dates: Open until filled
Funding Amounts: Postdoctoral scholar positions; term appointments with renewal requirements; specific salary not stated
Summary: Supports postdoctoral scholars to develop data-driven Earth system models and advance climate science within an interdisciplinary team.
Key Information: Positions remain open until filled; early application is encouraged.
The Climate Modeling Alliance (CliMA) at Caltech is seeking postdoctoral scholars to join a multidisciplinary team focused on advancing climate science and modeling. Scholars will contribute to the development of a next-generation Earth system model that integrates diverse data sources, including Earth observations, high-resolution simulations, and experimental data. Research areas include cloud microphysics parameterizations, aerosol and cloud-aerosol interaction modeling, and the application of data assimilation and machine learning in climate models. The program aims to foster impactful, collaborative research and push the boundaries of climate modeling.