Post Doctoral Associate in Civil and Environmental Engineering at UVM University of VermontPost Doctoral Associate in Civil and Environmental Engineering at UVMBurlington, VT$63,480–$77,076 / yearResearch Objectives: The project tests two central hypotheses: (1) that flood, droughts, and wildfires generate substantially different nutrient and emerging contaminant sources, sinks, and transport pathways compared to similar events in other seasons; and (2) that increasingly frequent floods alter watershed function in ways that reduce nutrient retention and other contaminants. Specifically, the position seeks candidates with a strong background in environmental engineering, electrochemistry, material science, environmental nanotechnology, and electronics focusing on in-situ chemical and physical sensing technologies, as is proficiency in advanced statistical analysis- particularly in R or similar- for interpreting large environmental datasets.