CIRES' Visiting Fellows Program opportunities for rewarding collaborations in a world-class research setting
Under the sponsorship of NOAA, CIRES offers Visiting Fellowships at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Every year CIRES awards several visiting fellowships to scientists at many levels, from postdoctoral to senior level. Since 1967 more than 220 people have been Visiting Fellows at CIRES, including previous CIRES Director, Susan Avery, and current Director, Konrad Steffen. A Research and Education Fellowship is specifically funded for work in the area of education and outreach.
Current Fellows |
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Jonathan Bamber Constraining the Mass Balance of the Greenland Ice Sheet |
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David De Haan Direct Analysis of Reactions Between Glyoxal, Methylglyoxal, Amino Acids and Glycerol During Cloud Processing. |
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Yue Deng Assess the impact of non-hydrostatic processes on the response of the thermosphere/ionosphere system to magnetospheric forcing. |
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Jerome Lave
Mountain evolution in response to tectonic and erosive processes |
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Anita Rapp
Investigation of the precipitation process in marine stratocumulus clouds. |
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Melanie Roberts What organizational models best promote the utilization of university-generated knowledge by society? |
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Applying for a Fellowship The application process is now closed. For information about applying in the future, see this application information.
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