A number of research opportunities exist for graduate (PhD) work at the department of Marine Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, North Carolina State University involving:
1. Development, application and evaluation of coupled chemistry-transport model for the production of water-soluble iron (DFe) in ambient particles. Student responsibilities will involve implementation of new pathways for Fe solubilization in the existing GEOS-Chem dust iron mobilization mechanism. Simulations will be
conducted for improved assessment of assessments of DFe fluxes to the oceans.
2. Development, application and evaluation of advanced 3-D atmospheric chemistry-aerosol- cloud model. Student responsibilities will involve implementation of new, physically based marine primary and secondary organic aerosol emission, aerosol activation paprameterization, and improved secondary organic aerosol (SOA) formation modules.
See http://amirani. meas.ncsu. edu/~web_ site/Oppurtunity .html
and
http://amirani. meas.ncsu. edu/~web_ site/Hompage. html
for more details.
Best,
Nicholas Meskhidze
Assistant Professor
Marine Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
North Carolina State University
Tel: (919) 515-7243
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