Colleagues, The Geosciences Department of the University of Arizona in Tucson is seeking candidates for a tenure-track professorship in Quantitative Earth surface science.
The search is targeted as the assistant/associate ranks, but strong candidates for Full Professor are encouraged to apply and will be given full consideration. We seek candidates at the forefront of research in landscape evolution (broadly defined), especially those who work to quantify landscape response to climatic and/or land-use changes across a range of spatial and temporal scales. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to take part in a new interdepartmental program/virtual center at UA called iEarth (htto://www.iearthcollaborative.org) focused on understanding, quantifying, and ultimately forecasting land surface responses to changing forcing conditions at a range of scales up to and including the global scale. Please note that, while the ideal candidate would have a track record of using novel applied math/modeling approaches, this is not a requirement. UA is a good place to do science, with strong colleagues/departments in Earth and environmental sciences. Tucson is a pleasant place to live (affordable housing, great recreational opportunities, etc.) and provides excellent opportunities for field work in the SW US. To apply or see additional information on the position, please go to job number F20157 in the uacareers.com system or https://uacareers.com/postings/5612 Feel free to contact me ([email protected]) with any questions. Apologies for cross-posting. Jon Pelletier
