This PhD project will be focused on quantifying the drivers and physical properties of snow and sea ice in the Ross sea, Antarctica, using a combination of field work, process-driven models and reanalysis data. The aim of this PhD is to bridge the scales between local-scale measurements and large-scale atmospheric drivers. The PhD is embedded in a larger international project, which investigates the role of Antarctic sea ice dynamics on climate and marine ecosystems.
You have a master's degree in environmental science with a strong background in atmosphere dynamics. You are interested in the cryosphere and are enthusiastic about combining snow- and sea ice physics with large-scale atmosphere dynamics and you would like to move to Davos.
If this is you, please send your application to Clemens Güdel, Human Resources SLF, through our webpage. Applications via email will not be considered. Ruzica Dadic, is happy to answer any questions. WSL is committed to diversity and inclusion as core values. We actively promote equality and foster an open, inclusive work environment.