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student helpers

To support the scientific work in DETECT we are searching for student helpers in several of our projects, among others for data preparation and visualization.

Are you ready to support us and work on central issues of our future?


Please contact Dr. Frank Siegismund, scientific coordinator of DETECT (detect@geod.uni-bonn.de)
for further information in the field of Algorithm engineering, big data analytics and High-Performance Computing (HPC)

 

 

 

Student Assistant (m/f/d)

Student Assistant (m/f/d) for Measurements of Gas Fluxes between the Atmosphere and the Rur Reservoir

Weekly working hours: 6 hours

Start: as soon as possible

Project Content: The project aims to quantify the carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) fluxes from the Rur Reservoir, their impacts on the global carbon cycle and climate change based on direct measurements at the reservoir.

Tasks: The student assistant will support the team from the Geoscientific Institute, Department of Meteorology, and the Environmental Modeling Working Group at the Institute for Crop Science and Resource Conservation. Tasks include preparing the measurement sensors in the form of a floating chamber, planning the measurement campaign logistically, conducting the on-site measurements, and analyzing the collected data.

Requirements:
• Reliability, independent working style, and communication skills
• Interest in field measurements and working in connection with nature
• Interest in English as a working language
• Interest in interdisciplinary work
A driver's license is an advantage

Application: Interested students should send their application with CV and motivation letter by June 15, 2024, to Prof. Dr. Ana Meijide (ameijide@uni-bonn.de) or Junior Prof. Dr. Leonie Esters (lesters@uni-bonn.de).

 

 

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