Adjunct Researcher - Geological Sciences - Research Geology Greg Carling Lab

MS Degree in Geology.

The required degree must be completed by the start date. 

At least one-year of relevant experience using EMMALAB and writing scientific manuscripts. Working knowledge of EMMALAB software and ability to write scientific manuscripts

The candidate will use hydrological datasets in EMMALAB software to solve hydrograph separation problems and publish peer-reviewed manuscripts with the results. At least two manuscripts are expected by the end of the employment period. Additional manuscripts and proposals are possible if time permits.

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