The Jaffe Research Group has openings for 1–2 postdoctoral fellows who will focus on understanding gas and aerosol chemistry from global and regional sources.
- One position will focus on collecting and interpreting observations from the Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO), an NSF-funded observatory that we have operated since 2004. MBO measures a suite of key gases and aerosol components (e.g.,O3, CO, CO2, σscat, σabs) year round. During spring and summer intensives, additional measurements (NOx, NOy, VOCs, aerosol chemistry, and physics) are added to focus on specific research questions.
- The second position will study O3, NOx, and VOC chemistry in wildfire plumes as part of the NOAA FIREX campaign.
The primary responsibilities for these positions include:
- Making high quality observations of atmospheric constituents.
- Interpretation of the data with other observations, such as meteorology, regional air quality, satellite data, and air quality models.
- Publishing the results in top scientific journals.
Qualifications include:
- PhD in Chemistry, Atmospheric Sciences, Geosciences, or a closely related field.
- Strong expertise in one or more of the following areas: instrumentation for gas and aerosol measurements (especially VOCs by GCMS), data interpretation, integration of satellite data, and modeling of transport and chemistry.
- Good communication skills and experience publishing in scientific journals.
Appointments will be for one year with possible extensions. Compensation is competitive and post docs receive a full benefits package.
To apply and to see the full position description, see http://apply.interfolio.com/52562. For more information, contact Dan Jaffe at djaffe@uw.edu.
The positions are available immediately and will remain open until filled.