The University of Bristol invites applications for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to work on the CoFLAME project, advancing vegetation recovery and wildfire emissions modelling. The role blends data synthesis, model development, and analysis to deliver new process-oriented insights into post-fire ecosystem dynamics under climate change.
You will join Professor Martin De Kauwe’s lab, collaborating with international partners, with hybrid working available and possible 80% time by arrangement.
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Postdoc: Fire–Vegetation Modelling & Ecosystem Recovery employer: 1000scholars
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