The W. B. Hanson Center for Space Sciences at UT Dallas has an opening for a post-doctoral research associate to join its Upper Atmosphere Remote Sensing (UARS) Lab.

We seek a candidate with experience in the development of atmospheric radar systems, particularly with the design and development of digital receivers. In addition to helping with the design and development of receivers, the candidate will also be expected to assist with the development of standard modes for different types of tristatic radar observations, contribute with presentations that will help to disseminate information about the new observational capabilities of IGP/JRO, and participate in activities that create new educational and training opportunities for students.

The UARS Lab is working with an international team of collaborators to expand the observational capabilities of the Geophysical Institute of Peru’s Jicamarca Radio Observatory (IGP/JRO). The candidate will assist with the development of these new observational capabilities.

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