Dive into groundbreaking urban air quality research with Setting and Climate Change Canada as a graduate student. This position offers hands-on experience with chemical transport models in a collaborative environment.

The Graduate Student Position targets Ph.D. candidates interested in applying their knowledge of air pollution science and data analysis within Environment and Climate Change Canada’s Research Affiliate Program. The role focuses on evaluating and advancing the GEM-MACH chemical transport model under wintertime urban conditions, aligning with research priorities in environmental science.

Key Responsibilities:
• Evaluate GEM-MACH model performance compared to observed pollutants
• Analyze and quantify urban air quality data




• Collaborate in urban-scale modelling experiments
• Link model performance to emission gaps
• Communicate findings effectively in written and oral formats

Requirements:
• Enrollment in a Ph.D. program with supervisor approval
• Strong understanding of chemical transport modelling
• Experience in air pollution science and data analysis
• Proven communication and collaboration skills
• Commitment to an inclusive research environment

Become a pivotal part of shaping air quality research initiatives through this exciting graduate-level position.
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📌 Graduate Research Position in Air Quality (Ontario)
🏢 Employment and Social Development Canada
📍 Ontario