The University of Florida's Agricultural and Biological Engineering Department invites applications for a post-doctoral research associate in the AgroClimate group, under Dr. Clyde W. Fraisse.
The role focuses on computational, spatio-temporal analyses to quantify climate variability effects on crop growth. This 12-month, grant-funded, non-tenure-accruing appointment includes 70% climate-risk analysis using weather and remote sensing, and 30% strawberry risk work at the national level.
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This position is listed as full time and able to be worked remotely.