The University of Innsbruck is seeking a University (Full) Professor in Physical Geography at the Faculty of Geo- and Atmospheric Sciences, situated in Innsbruck, Austria. The research focus should be on geomorphic dynamics applying innovative system- and data-based theories and methods for geodata acquisition, analyses, and modelling in mountain areas. Therefore, the candidate should have expertise in two or more of the following: monitoring, analysis (including remote sensing techniques); and (numerical) modelling of processes; each of these fields should consider…
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Am Institut für Geographische Wissenschaften der Freien Universität Berlin ist eine Universitätsprofessur für Angewandte Physische Geographie – Ressourcenmanage-ment und Umwelthydrologie Besoldungsgruppe: W 2 oder vergleichbares Beschäftigungsverhältnis Kennung: angew_geographie zu besetzen. Bewerbungsende: 24.08.2023 Die Angewandte Physische Geographie will die Fähigkeiten und das Wissen der Physischen Geographie außeruniversitär verwerten und anwenden. Im Vordergrund stehen dabei gesell-schaftlich relevante Probleme der Verfügbarkeit, Gefährdung und nachhaltigen Nutzung natür-licher Ressourcen (insbesondere Wasser), auch unter Einsatz moderner Methoden der Infor-mationsverarbeitung (z.B. KI, ML). Entsprechend soll die Professur…
Read MorePostdoc Position University of Innsbruck
The Working Group Coupled Human Landscape System: Risk & Resilience at the Department of Geography, University Innsbruck (Austria) is seeking candidates for a POSTDOC POSITION (F*M) for Agent-Based Modelling in context of disaster risk and resilience (full-time, 30h per week, with the possibility to increase up to 38 h; for a period of four years. Starting date is to be arranged.) Application deadline postponed to 06.08.2023! Your tasks: • Conduct independent research on global change issues and the impact of…
Read MorePhD Position University of Innsbruck
The Working Group Coupled Human Landscape System: Risk & Resilience at the Department of Geography, University Innsbruck (Austria) is seeking candidates for a PhD POSITION (F*M) Interactions of hazard processes and technical structures in mountain catchments (part-time, 20h per week, with an increase to 30 h after acceptance of PhD agreement; for a period of four years. Starting date is to be arranged.) Application deadline postponed to 06.08.2023! Your tasks: • Conduct independent research for your PhD project in the…
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