大气科学方向博士职位：新兴极端火灾天气风险
PhD Researcher in Atmospheric Sciences - Emerging extreme fire weather risks
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- 研究内容
- 研究气候极端事件与野火风险之间的相互作用，探究当前和未来变暖世界中可能出现的极端火灾天气事件及其大气或气候驱动机制。
- 申请条件
- 要求具备气象学、大气科学或气候科学背景，对研究气候极端事件与野火风险充满热情。
- 待遇
- 每月薪资在 3204 至 4051 欧元之间。
- 申请方式
- 原文未说明具体申请方式与截止日期细节。
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结构化信息
- 截止
- （Europe/Amsterdam） 剩 21 天
- 学科
- 地球与环境
- 合同类型
- 雇佣合同
- 原文薪资
- EUR 3,204–4,051 / 月（税前）
- 税后月薪（估）
- ¥19,000–¥24,000；房租后 ¥11,100–¥16,100
- 估算假设
- 单身、无子女、雇佣合同的粗略估算，以学校 offer 为准；扣除率 25%；汇率日期 2026-10-01
- 原帖发布
- 本站收录
- 内容更新
- 导师
- Laura Suarez-Gutierrez
- 来源
- AcademicTransfer（荷兰学术招聘） · 最近核对 2026-10-09
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判定依据（原文摘录）
- 该岗位为博士职位
Wageningen University and Research is looking for a PhD candidate with a background in meteorology
原文
Are you a meteorologist or climate scientist with a passion to investigate the interactions between climate extremes and wildfire risks? Do you want to work on a research project that aims to understand the most extreme fire weather events possible, and how they will evolve in a warming world? Then this position may be the perfect opportunity for you!
The Meteorology and Air Quality (MAQ) Group at Wageningen University and Research is looking for a PhD candidate with a background in meteorology, atmospheric or climate sciences to work on unprecedented and emerging fire weather risks.
Extreme fire weather, referring to the meteorological component of fire risk that reflects the combined effects of heat, drought, wind, and atmospheric aridity, is one of the key factors influencing wildfire spread and intensity. Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of fire weather extremes across many regions, including the Northern Hemisphere mid-latitudes. Therefore, understanding and anticipating the most intense, persistent or otherwise most impactful fire weather conditions plausible today, as well as how these conditions may worsen under future warming, is crucial for fire risk assessment and preparedness. What are worst-case fire weather conditions possible under current climate versus in a warmer world, what atmospheric or climatic mechanisms drive them, and how this relates to actual fire occurrence and behaviour, are all questions that will be addressed within this PhD project. To answer them, you will investigate the most extreme events in the historical record and how they compare to the most extreme events in state-of-the-art climate modelling experiments.
This project will be supervised by Dr. Laura Suarez-Gutierrez in collaboration with Prof. Guido van der Werf and carried out in the highly multidisciplinary setting of the MAQ group. You will join a thriving, highly collaborative research environment with leading expertise in weather and climate extremes, fire dynamics, and their interactions.