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The Earth System Dynamics research group a … The Earth System Dynamics research group at the University of Tübingen, Germany, announces 4</br>Postdoctoral positions, pending final funding approval by the funding agency (BGE). The project</br>investigates the past and future erosion of non-glaciated parts of Germany and the South German</br>Scarplands. The positions will form an integrated team of postdocs combining thermo- and geochronological</br>techniques, DEM analysis, and landscape evolution modelling to understand the</br>erosion history over the last ~10 Million years as well as future erosion scenarios. Candidates with</br>interests in one or more of the following 4 positions should apply:</br>1. Erosion history of Germany from geo- and thermochronology techniques. This position</br>focuses on the collection and measurement of different thermochronology and cosmogenic</br>isotope techniques to quantify regional erosion rate variations from millennia to million-year</br>timescales. The preferred candidate will have prior laboratory experience in cosmogenic nuclide</br>and/or thermochronology techniques.</br>2. Data-driven landscape evolution modelling across Germany. This position will use</br>observed denudation rates from cosmogenic nuclides and thermochronology, and an existing</br>landscape evolution inverse model to quantify regional variations in past and near future</br>catchment scale erosion rates. The preferred candidate will have previous Earth sciencerelated</br>numerical modeling and programming experience.</br>3. Cuesta retreat modeling based on cosmogenic nuclides and DEM analysis. This</br>candidate will conduct digital elevation model (DEM) analysis and collect, analyze, and model</br>cosmogenic isotope data from catchments and cuestas across southern Germany. The</br>objective is to quantify Late Pleistocene to present erosion and cuesta retreat rates. The</br>preferred candidate will have experience in prior chemical laboratory, and DEM analysis.</br>Familiarity with modeling and programming in Matlab or Python are also beneficial.</br>4. Landscape evolution modeling of past and future topographic and cuesta evolution.</br>Candidates for this position will apply an existing landscape evolution model and calibrate it for</br>lithologic and geologic variations across southern Germany. The objectives are understanding</br>the last ~10 Myr to future ~1 Myr topographic evolution across the region as constrained by</br>observations from the previous projects. The preferred candidate will have prior programming</br>and Earth science-related numerical modeling experience.</br>The research team will work together to quantify erosion rates and use them to predict the spatial</br>and temporal evolution of topography. State of the art facilities for thermochronology, cosmogenic</br>isotopes, and high-performance cluster computing are available for the project.</br>Requirements for applicants are written and spoken fluency in English and completion of a</br>Doctorate/PhD degree prior to appointment. Preference will be given to applicants with previous</br>experience in one or more of the areas described above. The start date for all positions is in the</br>first quarter of 2022. Appointments are for 2 years from the start of employment. Salaries are</br>competitive and at the German TV-E13 level.</br>Required application materials must include: a CV, list of prior publications (including DOI links) in</br>peer-review journals, a 1–2-page cover letter containing a statement of prior research experience</br>and interests, and contact information (email address, phone number) for three references familiar</br>with the candidate’s research. Please also indicate which position(s) you are applying for in</br>your cover letter. Application materials should be sent as a single PDF file and in English.</br>Questions concerning these positions should be directed to Prof. Todd Ehlers at todd.ehlers@unituebingen.</br>de. Additional information about the Earth System Dynamics research group is available</br>at: www.esdynamics.net. Applications should be submitted no later than December 31, 2021</br>to the following email address: esd-application@geo.uni-tuebingen.de. Tübingen is a</br>university town and offers a high quality of living and numerous recreational opportunities within</br>southern Germany and neighboring countries.</br>The University of Tübingen is committed to increasing the proportion of women in research and</br>teaching positions and therefore encourages qualified candidates to apply. Disabled persons will be</br>given preference if equally qualified. Employment takes place via the Central Administration of the</br>University. Central Administration of the
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