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Associate Research Scientist
The Climate School of Columbia University invites applications for an Associate Research Scientist position to study aerosol and cloud microphysics and connections to global climate. Aerosols and clouds are major influences on Earth's energy budget, and are key sources of uncertainty for how climate evolves over timescales from years to millennia. Aerosols originating from biomass burning, industrial emissions, desert surfaces and volcanic eruptions directly interact with radiation from the sun and Earth's surface. These aerosols also act as cloud condensation nuclei and ice nucleating particles, with these microscale interactions being integral controls on cloud physical and radiative properties. Aerosol and cloud microphysics is fundamental to the initiation and amount of rainfall, an
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