Post doc in indoor and outdoor air quality and exposure studies

This postdoctoral position focuses on research in indoor and outdoor air quality and exposure assessment. The role requires expertise in environmental science, atmospheric chemistry, or related fields, with a strong emphasis on studying air pollutants and their impacts on human health and the environment. Candidates should be proficient in designing and conducting experimental studies or field measurements to monitor air quality parameters, including particulate matter, gases, and volatile organic compounds. Experience with advanced analytical techniques and instrumentation for air sampling and pollutant detection is essential. Knowledge of exposure science, including human exposure modeling and risk assessment methodologies, is important to evaluate the effects of air contaminants. Familiarity with data analysis, statistical methods, and software tools for processing environmental data is expected. The position may involve interdisciplinary collaboration, requiring strong communication skills and the ability to integrate findings across indoor and outdoor environments. A doctoral degree in environmental science, chemistry, public health, or a related discipline is typically required, reflecting a high level of education and research capability. While specific experience and education points are not provided, the postdoctoral nature of the role implies advanced research skills, scientific rigor, and the ability to contribute to scholarly publications and grant proposals. Overall, this position demands a comprehensive understanding of air quality science, exposure assessment techniques, and the ability to apply these skills in both laboratory and field settings to advance knowledge in environmental health.