Interdisciplinary Visiting Fellow — Environmental Sciences

Overview CIRES sponsors a Visiting Fellows program inviting scientists to join the community in Boulder, Colorado. Visiting Fellowships stimulate interdisciplinary research across the institute through engagement with CIRES researchers on campus and in Boulder’s NOAA Laboratories. Sponsored by CIRES Fellows, Visiting Fellows work with CIRES researchers on a wide range of environmental science topics. The CIRES Visiting Fellows Program has attracted more than 345 scientists from around the world over the past 50 years; many have gone on to lasting careers in CIRES and NOAA. We encourage applications from members of groups under-represented in the environmental sciences and related disciplines. Terms Two-year Visiting Fellowships are available for postdoctoral researchers, and terms of up to 12 months for senior scientists on leave or sabbatical. Application Process Applicants should contact possible CIRES Fellow collaborators well in advance of submitting an application. Successful proposals are typically designed in collaboration with your potential host at CIRES. Without the support of a current CIRES Fellow, your application is unlikely to succeed. Past Opportunities The 2019 competition opens October 26, 2018 and the deadline is January 8, 2019. This information is historical. Current Opportunities Listening sessions for the strategic planning process are scheduled for March and May 2025. This opportunity is open to all genders and career stages. The next MPOWIR Webinar with Dr. Julie Pullen is scheduled for April 28, 2025. This opportunity is open to all genders and career stages. Pattullo Conference is planned for September 29–October 2, 2025. Applications are open. MPOWIR is moving primary social media to LinkedIn. Join the MPOWIR group here: MPOWIR LinkedIn group. View and submit Career Profiles: MPowIR resources career-profiles. Cannot load blog information at this time. MPOWIR on LinkedIn LinkedIn group: MPOWIR #J-18808-Ljbffr MPOWIR Mentoring Physical Oceanography Women to Increase Retention