Gaia MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowships on Interdisciplinary Climate Research – 2nd call

This position is for an independent postdoctoral researcher specializing in interdisciplinary climate research, requiring a doctoral degree and significant expertise in the field. Candidates are expected to have a strong foundation in climate science, integrating knowledge across multiple disciplines to address complex environmental challenges. The role demands advanced research skills, including experimental design, data analysis, and modeling techniques relevant to climate systems. Proficiency in handling large datasets, statistical tools, and possibly programming languages commonly used in climate research such as Python, R, or MATLAB is likely essential. The fellow will be involved in collaborative projects, necessitating excellent communication skills and the ability to work across scientific domains. Experience in publishing high-impact research and securing funding is advantageous. The candidate should demonstrate independent research capabilities, critical thinking, and innovation in developing novel approaches to climate-related questions. Familiarity with current climate policies, sustainability frameworks, and global environmental issues will enhance the ability to contribute effectively to interdisciplinary teams. Overall, this fellowship seeks a highly qualified researcher with a doctorate, substantial experience in climate science, and the ability to conduct autonomous, cutting-edge interdisciplinary research to advance understanding and solutions in climate change.