British Antarctic Survey (BAS) invites applications for a Climate Scientist to join the Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate team in Cambridge on a fixed-term contract. The ROASII project will quantify rainfall over Antarctic sea ice and its impact on melt ponds, with collaboration across BAS and partner universities.
The role requires a PhD in atmospheric sciences, strong data analysis skills, and proficiency in English, with opportunities to collaborate internationally and to publish results.
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British Antarctic Survey (BAS) Cambridge invites applications for a Climate Scientist to join the Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team on ROASII.
Cambridge
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) invites applications for a Climate Scientist to join the Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team in Cambridge on a…
Cambridge
You’ll be joining our Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team to work on a new project Rain on Antarctic Sea Ice and Its Impacts (ROASII).
Cambridge
You’ll be joining our Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team to work on a new project Rain on Antarctic Sea Ice and Its Impacts (ROASII).
Cambridge
You’ll be joining our Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team to work on a new project Rain on Antarctic Sea Ice and Its Impacts (ROASII).
Cambridge
You’ll be joining our Atmosphere, Ice, & Climate (AIC) team to work on a new project Rain on Antarctic Sea Ice and Its Impacts (ROASII).
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