Summer research assistantship opportunities with EAES Professor

1. The student will be involved in the development of a cellular model of river avulsion in a simple coding environment such as matlab. The idea is to improve our understanding of the stratigraphic complexity in fluvial deltas.
2. The student will be involved in the development of a numerical solution for a 1D moving boundary problem to better understand the response of fluvial deltas to sea-level variations. A simple coding environment such as matlab will be used. The idea is to gain some insight about the response of fluvial deltas to sea-level variations.

Assistantship: The research assistantship will include stipend support during the summer months.

Qualifications: Applicants should have coding experience, as well as strong analytical and quantitative skills. Graduate and undergraduate students in computer sciences, mathematics or physics are encouraged to apply.

Any inquiries about this position are welcome. To apply informally, please contact Jorge Lorenzo Trueba, Assistant Professor, Department of Earth & Environmental Studies, Montclair State University.