We seek a post-doctoral Research Scientist for the High Resolution Global Climate Modelling (HRCM) core programme, a key aspect of strategic research developed at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science in Reading. We will develop and exploit advanced, convection-permitting (sub-10km) global configurations of the next-generation, LFRic Met Office Hadley Centre climate model, suitable for investigation of scale interactions in the climate system.
You will have:
- Substantial experience in developing, operating and assessing high-resolution atmospheric GCMs (or large domain RCMs), ideally in the convection-permitting (CP) range of resolutions
- A strong interest, and experience, in the investigation and understanding of processes that underpin the evolution of weather and climate, particularly originating at the mesoscale.
- Proven analytical capabilities, including the ability to effectively analyse large data
- Willingness and ability to engage with the international community on the grand challenge of developing global weather and climate models at 1km.
Informal contact details
| Alternative informal contact details |
Contact role: | Principal Investigator | Contact role: | NCAS Climate division director |
Contact name: | Pier Luigi Vidale | Contact name: | Steve Woolnough |
Contact email: | pierluigi.vidale@ncas.ac.uk | Contact email: | s.j.woolnough@reading.ac.uk |
Closing Date: 08/07/2022
Interview Date: TBC
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