Your task We are looking for an ambitious postdoctoral researcher to develop dual-comb spectroscopy for atmospheric sensing and climate research. The position is hosted by the Division of Laser Physics in close collaboration with scientists from Isotope Biogeoscience,
Kanton Bern invites a highly skilled postdoctoral researcher to advance dual-comb spectroscopy for atmospheric sensing and climate research at the Bern campus. You will lead experiments at the interface of laser physics and isotope science, developing a broadband
Postdoctoral Position in Dual-Comb Spectroscopy for Atmospheric Sensing 100%, 2 years, Bern UniBE is ambitious. With us, you deliver top performance and test your skills against the best. Your profile PhD in physics, photonics, optical engineering, atmospheric physics, or a
University of Bern invites applications for a 2-year postdoctoral position focusing on dual-comb spectroscopy for atmospheric sensing. The role sits at the interface of frequency-comb technology, laser spectroscopy, atmospheric physics, isotope science, and climate research. You will develop a
Institute of Geography (GIUB) and the Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research (OCCR) at the University of Bern Start of employment: or by agreement Employment is fixed term for 3 years. The Cloud Dynamics group affiliated
Your profile The ideal candidate would have expertise in applying Bayesian statistical methods to astronomical datasets, experience modelling exoplanetary transits, deep knowledge of atmospheric physics (e.g. chemistry, radiative transfer, etc.), and a proven track record as an independent
Universität Bern is seeking a researcher to contribute to the IN/AT‑SYNC JWST project focusing on sub-Neptune atmospheres. The ideal candidate should be proficient in Bayesian statistical methods and have experience with exoplanetary transits and atmospheric physics. The role