Jobs:Job-00264

Tenure Track Assistant Professor Experimental Hydrology and Earth Surface Processes

Wageningen University & Research, , Netherlands
Apply before: 11 December 2020

Posting:

Position:

Tenure track Assistant Professor

Apply before:

11 December 2020

Apply online:

https://www.academictransfer.com/en/295492/tenure-track-assistant-professor-experimental-hydrology-and-earth-surface-processes/

The Hydrology and Quantitative Water Management Group at Wageningen University & Research in The Netherlands is keen to hire an Assistant Professor Experimental Hydrology and Earth Surface Processes. The group seeks to contribute to understanding hydrological processes for improved water management through developing measurement, modelling and prediction techniques, working at a range of spatial and temporal scales, with a focus on river basins and deltas.

The Assistant Professor is expected to establish an internationally leading research team on Experimental Hydrology and Earth Surface Processes through a combination of laboratory and field-based research projects. In this position, you will be encouraged to expand research activities at the internationally recognized facilities of the Kraijenhoff van de Leur Laboratory for Water and Sediment Dynamics.

The group aims to strengthen the role of this research and teaching facility within Wageningen University & Research, and the broader context of the Dutch and European research landscape. Furthermore, you will link field-scale processes, observations and laboratory experiments. Potential research fields include, but are not limited to, hydraulics, environmental fluid mechanics, ecohydrology, (woody) debris and vegetation interactions, hyporheic zone, groundwater, river engineering, urban water, soil and sediment transport, and nature-based solutions.

The complete vacancy text can be found here: https://www.academictransfer.com/en/295492/tenure-track-assistant-professor-experimental-hydrology-and-earth-surface-processes/

Best wishes,

Ton Hoitink

Of interest for:

Terrestrial Working Group

Hydrology Focus Research Group