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Multiple Graduate Student and Postdoc Opportunities
University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley, Texas, United States
Start reviewing process: 19 October 2023


I am looking for one postdoc and four graduate students to start Spring or Fall 2024 at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in Edinburg, Texas. Please take a look at the details in the attached documents.


Two master students will work on a project funded by the Department of Energy to evaluate mass (water, sediment, and nutrient) accumulation rate and patterns in topographic lows between abandoned channels of the Rio Grande Delta via field survey and numerical models. Students can also work on projects broadly defined in Earth and planetary surface processes. All four positions are fully funded with a tuition waiver!

The postdoc will be working on a project funded by the USGS to detect geomorphic change in the lower Rio Grande Valley using airborne LiDAR datasets collected in 2011 and 2022 and interpreting the geomorphic changes to address applied questions about the US-Mexico border and the Rio Grande. The project is a collaboration between UTRGV, the University of Texas at Austin (Dr. Tim Goudge), and the USGS center (Dr. Joel Sankey and David Dean) in Flagstaff, Arizona. Funding is available for traveling to the former two institutions for mentorship and to AGU annually.


Please share the attached PDFs. Thank you so much.


Cheers,

Tian Y. Dong, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
School of Earth, Environment, and Marine Sciences (SEEMS)
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV)

Twitter (https://twitter.com/TDgravel); www.tian-y-dong.com

Of interest for:
  • Terrestrial Working Group
  • Hydrology Focus Research Group