About Us
For a sense of the kinds of work we do, I invite you to
take a look at these videos we made about our field
projects in Chile and in Hawaii. Some are silly,
some are serious. They will give you a little bit of
a feeling for some of the climate science work we do:
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https://vimeo.com/138178322
https://vimeo.com/138404250
https://vimeo.com/138468694
https://vimeo.com/138559102
https://vimeo.com/170704904
Contact
Mailing address
Dr. Joseph Galewsky
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
MSC 03 2040
Northrop Hall
Albuquerque, NM, 87131
Office: Northrop Hall, Room 203
Opportunities
We are always looking for talented graduate students at the M.S. and Ph.D. level and for postdoctoral scientists interested in the kind of interdisciplinary research we do here. Successful applicants will have strong quantitative and computational experience and a keen interest in linking theoretical approaches with field studies.
Positions Open
Several fully funded positions for graduate students are available in the area of water vapor, clouds, and climate. Research topics include analysis of water vapor isotopic composition in the subtropics as part of the EUREC4A project in Barbados, using water vapor isotopic ratios to better understand convective aggregation, and the use of water vapor isotopic ratios to better constrain mixing between the marine boundary layer and the free troposphere. Significant opportunities for field work and for training in climate modeling are available. Interested students are welcome to contact Dr. Joseph Galewsky for further details.
For more information on these opportunities, please contact Joe Galewsky directly at galewsky@unm.edu