Graduate Research Assistant

Geohealth and Hydrology Laboratory (GeoHLab) at University of Florida is recruiting. Two funded research opportunities are available for highly motivated and creative individuals with a strong interest in pursuing multi-disciplinary approaches to address emerging issues at the interface of water, environment and human-health including:

Remote sensing of hydrosphere
Modeling of hydrologic and climatic processes, issues of scales, observational data analysis with a focus on regional and global occurrence of water-related pathogens;
Impact of climate change on civil infrastructure;

Desirable backgrounds include a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in engineering or geosciences with particular emphasis on environmental and hydrology-related coursework. A desire to develop strong analytical and computational skillset (e.g., GIS/statistical modeling/processing and handling of remote sensing data) is necessary and should reflect from your short statement of interests. For more information, please contact Dr. Antar Jutla at ajutla@ufl.edu with a brief research statement (maximum 500 words), your skillset and latest CV. Review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Admission to the university is required before the appointment can be completed.
More details here https://faculty.eng.ufl.edu/antarpreet-jutla/