We looking for an independent and motivated post-doctoral researcher to conduct experimental and modelling work in a new project focusing on reducing negative impacts of climate change in agricultural landscapes.
The objectives of the project include: 1) To determine how changes in precipitation patterns modify processes and microorganisms controlling nutrient accumulation and loss in soils; 2) To measure whether nutrient losses to streams (nitrate and phosphate) and air (nitrous oxide) are higher for under drought conditions; and 3) To predict the ability of novel infrastructure for storing river flood water and reusing it for irrigation to mitigate effects of future drought and flooding, and nutrient losses in agricultural catchments. The work will include field and laboratory measurements of nutrient transformations and losses, measurements of hydrology and water quality and hydrochemical modelling of the effect of droughts and flooding on current and future nutrient losses in three study catchments in Sweden. The work will be done in collaboration with the project team, consisting of researchers with expertise in hydrology, biogeochemical cycling, and microbial ecology.
As postdoctoral appointments are career-developing positions for junior researchers, we are primarily looking for candidates with a doctoral degree that is three years old at most.
Apply NowDeadline 24 July