PhD Positions - Water Res Eng - U of Louisville

[Farshid Rahmani]

The University of Louisville Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering is seeking two graduate assistant who wishes to pursue a PhD in the field of water resources, with a focus in hydrology, water quality and flooding. The students will be working with Dr. Farshid Rahmani, assistant professor in the Department. 

The graduate assistantship is fully funded and covers tuition, a stipend (~$26,000/year), and health insurance. The position will be extended every year based on the student’s record. The position is to start either in the Spring or Fall of 2026.

Qualifications

Dr. Rahmani is seeking highly motivated and qualified PhD students to join my group in the field of AI and physics-informed AI in water resources. His group will be working on the integration of artificial intelligence, physics-informed AI, and large-scale hydrological and water quality modeling (on national, and global scales) to advance research in water resources, civil engineering, and geosciences.

Preferred qualifications include:

·       A Master’s degree in a relevant discipline (preferred but not required).

·       Strong numerical and coding skills (e.g., Python, MATLAB, or similar).

·       Creative and independent mindset with enthusiasm for tackling open scientific problems.

·       Experience in geospatial coding and analysis (e.g., GIS, remote sensing, satellite data) is a plus.

·       Background or interest in streamflow and water quality modeling is beneficial.

Students from a range of disciplines are encouraged to apply, including but not limited to:

·       Civil, Water, and Environmental Engineering

·       Computer Science / Data Science

·       Geosciences / Earth System Science

·       Related fields with strong ties to modeling, computation, or hydrology

Necessary qualifications include the following:

Excellent written and verbal communication skills, a basic understanding of hydrology and hydrologic processes, environmental science, or similar natural resource related disciplines, a basic ability to code (e.g., Python, MATLAB, R) and utilize software such as GIS, basic understanding of calculus, physics, numerical methods, and statistics, and the ability to effectively collaborate as well as work independently.

Students should anticipate starting the position in either Spring or Fall of 2026.  International applicants should consider logistical requirements of obtaining a visa when applying. International applicants should have an English proficiency score to apply (TOEFL > 80, or Duolingo > 105, or IELTS > 6.5). GRE Q+V>295 is required. Successful candidates will also demonstrate the following skills in their application:

Application:

Applicants are asked to submit the following material to Dr. Rahmani: 1) a one-page personal statement demonstrating your interest in the graduate assistantship, career goals, and qualifications; 2) a resume or CV detailing previous experience and relevant skills including any publications, if applicable; and 3) an unofficial transcript that highlights relevant classes taken. Review for applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled. Interviews will be conducted on a rolling basis. Please direct questions to Dr. Rahmani: Farsh...@gmail.com . If chosen for the assistantship by Dr. Rahmani, you will then need to submit an official application through the University of Louisville Graduate School (information can be found here).

[Ben Jarihani]

🌿 We’re Hiring – Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Environmental Science 🌿

Exciting news! Our Earth and Environmental Sciences Department at James Cook University has an opening for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Environmental Impact Assessment and Nature-Positive Management Solutions.

We are looking for an environmental scientist with both experience and ambition to:
🔹 Develop and deliver engaging teaching programs
🔹 Lead strategic, world-class research in environmental impact assessment and nature-positive solutions
🔹 Foster interdisciplinary collaborations
🔹 Build strong engagement with community, government, industry, and university partners

Candidates working at the interface of science and management are especially encouraged to apply. This is a permanent position, based in Townsville, Australia 🌏. Applications are welcome from both Australian and international residents.

If you are passionate about shaping the future of environmental science and making a global impact, we’d love to hear from you.

👉 https://careers.jcu.edu.au/jobs/lecturer-senior-lecturer-environmental-science-townsville-qld-australia

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Ben Jarihani