University Assistant Postdoctoral in Atmospheric Transport Modelling
Join the University of Vienna as a postdoctoral researcher in atmospheric transport processes and inverse modelling.
Best for:Best for atmospheric scientists and researchers with expertise in transport modelling, data analysis, and physical meteorology.
Overview
The University of Vienna invites applications for a fixed-term postdoctoral University Assistant position in Atmospheric Transport Modelling within the Department of Meteorology and Geophysics. Working in the research group led by Prof. Andreas Stohl, the successful candidate will focus on areas such as atmospheric contamination, microplastics pollution, and heat transport using the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART. Responsibilities include conducting independent research, teaching undergraduate and postgraduate courses, supervising student theses, and publishing scientific findings in peer-reviewed journals. This role offers an engaging academic environment with flexible working hours, options for partial remote work, and opportunities for ongoing professional development.
What you'll do
- Perform advanced research within the Atmospheric Transport Processes group on topics including atmospheric contamination, microplastics pollution, and transport of water or heat.
- Utilize and contribute to the development of the Lagrangian transport model FLEXPART and inverse modelling techniques.
- Conduct independent teaching duties in accordance with collective bargaining provisions, including lecturing and classroom instruction.
- Co-supervise Bachelor's and Master's theses in meteorology and related disciplines.
- Publish scientific results regularly in peer-reviewed international journals.
- Foster a collaborative culture and actively engage with team members across the department.
Requirements
Degree required: Completed PhD or doctoral degree in atmospheric sciences (e.g., meteorology, climatology) or a closely related field.
Language: Very good command of the English language.
Instruction: English and German
Publications: Publication record suitable for a postdoctoral researcher in atmospheric sciences.
- Demonstrated data analysis and interpretation experience guided by physical and theoretical understanding.
- Strong background in atmospheric sciences, meteorology, or climatology.
- Good team spirit and a strong willingness to collaborate within an international research group.
- Very good command of the English language.
Funding & terms
How to apply
Deadline: 2026-10-26
Applicants must submit their application through the university job portal by clicking the apply button. The submission should include a short statement of interest, a comprehensive CV with a publication list, and contact information for two referees.
- CV
- Publication list
- Short letter stating interest
- Contact details of two referees
Contact
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