Assistant Professor in Wildfire Chemistry
2 weeks ago
Kelowna, Regional District of Central Okanagan, Canada
The University of British Columbia
Full-time
$115,000 - $125,000 Contract
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Join UBC Okanagan as Assistant Professor, driving research on wildfire chemistry. This tenure track position focuses on innovative and sustainable solutions related to wildfire emissions.
The University of British Columbia (UBC) Okanagan is offering a tenure-stream position for an Assistant Professor focusing on wildfire chemistry within its Department of Chemistry. Successful applicants will conduct transformative research, exploring wildfire emissions, smoke aerosols, and environmental impacts. The role aligns with UBC's strategic priorities surrounding climate resilience, food security, and health.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead research on wildfire emissions and smoke contaminants
• Develop environmentally sustainable fire suppression materials
• Analyze contaminants in soil and water related to wildfires
• Supervise and mentor undergraduate and graduate students
• Enhance the chemistry curriculum through innovative teaching
Requirements:
• Ph.
D. in chemistry or related discipline
• Postdoctoral research experience required
• Strong track record of research productivity
• Exceptional communication and teaching skills
• Eligibility under the Canada Impact+ program Contribute to UBC's wildfire research and advance environmental solutions in this critical area of study.
Key Responsibilities
• Lead research on wildfire emissions and smoke contaminants
• Develop environmentally sustainable fire suppression materials
• Analyze contaminants in soil and water related to wildfires
• Supervise and mentor undergraduate and graduate students
• Enhance the chemistry curriculum through innovative teaching
Requirements:
• Ph.
D. in chemistry or related discipline
• Postdoctoral research experience required
• Strong track record of research productivity
• Exceptional communication and teaching skills
• Eligibility under the Canada Impact+ program Contribute to UBC's wildfire research and advance environmental solutions in this critical area of study.