PhD Assistantship in Water Resources: The Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering at Oklahoma State University (OSU) is offering Graduate Research Assistantships (GRA) for PhD students in Water Resources. The selected candidates will join the Hydrological Extremes Lab to conduct research on flooding and drought, utilizing advanced modeling and data-driven approaches.
PhD Research Assistantship in Water Resources
Designation:
PhD Research Assistantship
Research Area:
Water Resources, Hydrologic/Hydrodynamic Modeling, Flooding and Drought, Geospatial Methods, Machine Learning
Location:
Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Strong quantitative skills and an interest in big data analysis using high-performance computing systems.
- Experience with hydrologic/hydrodynamic modeling, geospatial methods with GIS, machine learning, or data assimilation techniques.
- Proficiency in at least one programming language (preferably Python).
- Motivated individuals with creative problem-solving abilities are encouraged to apply.
Job Description:
The selected PhD candidates will join the Hydrological Extremes Lab at OSU, focusing on research addressing major challenges in flooding and drought modeling. The role involves utilizing a broad range of physical and statistical techniques, including advanced modeling, geospatial methods, machine learning, and data assimilation. The assistantship offers opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration and working with cutting-edge technologies in hydrology.
How to Apply:
Interested applicants should email Dr. K.J. Jafarzadegan at kj.jafarzadegan@okstate.edu with the subject line “HEL-Application 2024/2025.” Applications must include:
- A cover letter
- Current curriculum vitae (CV)
- Contact information for three academic references
- An example publication (either a peer-reviewed journal paper or a master’s thesis) that demonstrates experience in hydrologic/hydrodynamic/data-driven modeling.
Last Date to Apply:
Applications are open for Spring 2024, Summer 2025, or Fall 2025 intake. Early applications are encouraged.
