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Research Fellowship at the Earth Observatory of Singapore

Study Regional Climate Modeling in Singapore!

The Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) invites researchers in the field of regional climate modeling to apply for a research fellowship to investigate El Nino-Southern Oscillation and the Indian Ocean Dipole.

The EOS Research Fellowship is open to individuals with a PhD in meteorology or atmospheric science.  The candidate must be able to handle limited-area atmospheric models and possess good knowledge of climate dynamics.  Experience with reanalysis datasets will be advantageous.

Fellows will receive a one year research appointment that is renewable, and a competitive salary package.  All nationalities are invited to apply as the successful candidate will be sponsored for the relevant Singapore work visa. 

Position remains open till the suitable candidate is selected.  Please email your detailed resume (including a list of publications) and three references to  eos_humanresources@ntu.edu.sg  .

For more information on this and other positions, please visit the EOS career website at http://www.earthobservatory.sg/careers/#ResearchFellowInRegionalClimateModelling

and the Tropical Atmosphere Group at the Nanyang Technological University http://www1.spms.ntu.edu.sg/~sunshine/WeatherWeb/html/job.html

About the Earth Observatory of Singapore:  The Earth Observatory of Singapore conducts research on earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and climate change in Southeast Asia and elsewhere. Aside from its scientific value, our work gives Singapore and other countries in the region the knowledge they need to build societies that are more resilient to these natural hazards.

Established in February 2009, EOS is an autonomous research institute funded by Singapore’s National Research Foundation, Ministry of Education and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) as part of Singapore’s Research Centre of Excellence initiative. Many of our scientists will hold joint faculty appointments in NTU’s new Division of Earth Sciences.   

Singapore, with a strong economy, stable political situation and highly multicultural society, offers very attractive living and working conditions. English is the official language, and salaries are internationally competitive.  For more information on living and working in Singapore, please visit www.contactsingapore.sg  or email us at sanfrancisco@contactsingapore.sg