PhD on The Atmospheric Chemistry of Volcanic Emission Plumes (CNRS, France)

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From: Tjarda Roberts <tjarda.roberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


Dear Colleagues,

I am writing to advertise a PhD position on The Atmospheric Chemistry of
Volcanic Emission Plumes. This interdisciplinary PhD is fully funded (3
years salary) with Dr Tjarda Roberts and colleagues at CNRS laboratories
LPC2E-ICARE-ISTO at Orléans and in collaboration with LATMOS-LMD in Paris,
France. The planned start date is Autumn 2021.

Applications will be reviewed starting from early June until the position
is filled.

Further information:

We seek a highly motivated PhD student to study the atmospheric chemistry
processes that occur in a volcanic plume, ranging from the hot crater
emission-source to the dispersed downwind plume. The PhD project will
involve a combination of analyses of large observational datasets and
numerical modelling of the plume chemistry, and includes the opportunity to
participate to field-work at an active volcano.

Candidates should be motivated to undertake exploratory and highly
quantitative studies in this novel interdisciplinary field of atmospheric
chemistry combined with volcanology.

For further information on the PhD and wider project activities see our
website http://volcanichalogens.cnrs.fr/
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Strongly interested candidates are welcome to discuss further with Dr
Tjarda Roberts (Tjarda.Roberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx).

The candidate should have a masterâ??s degree in a numerate science, some
research experience, and interests in atmospheric chemistry and volcano
processes and the interdisciplinary link between them. She/he/they should
enjoy to make exploratory analyses to identify patterns in observational
datasets of gases and particles, and working on developing numerical models
to quantify atmospheric processes in volcanic plumes, with skills in
computer programming and analysis of large datasets (and/or aptitude to
learn all these things). A good level of written and spoken English is
needed, as well as the ability to write up research results in scientific
papers (training will be given) and strong motivation to undertake a PhD.

Application should include CV, motivation letter including a description of
studies and research to date and motivations for applying for this PhD
topic, contacts of one (or two) senior scientists who can recommend the
candidate, and marks from degrees. Applications should be made on the
university website
https://collegedoctoral-cvl.fr/as/ed/voirproposition.pl?site=CDCVL&matricule_prop=37515
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with best regards,

Tjarda Roberts

CNRS Researcher, LPC2E, Orléans


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