A primary goal of the proposal is to make ecosystem data and models more accessible to the wider community by working with a team of data scientists and collaborators, and thus the research scientist will benefit from interaction with and contribution to the existing Macrosheds team. Secondly, the scientist will be expected to recruit and supervise one undergraduate student annually as part of Duke’s Data+ summer training initiative.

Candidate should have a PhD in biogeochemistry, aquatic ecology, or a related discipline and prior postdoctoral experience and ideally, comfort working with large datasets.

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