Adjunct-Spence
University of New Hampshire•University of New Hampshire - Main Campus, NH
•Onsite
About The Position
To be recognized for distinguished contributions to space exploration, the development of instruments to characterize the radiation intensity in space and continued leadership in the Heliophysics community. Lead a research group that develops and uses physics-based, numerical models to understand the dynamics of interacting solar and planetary plasmas — “space weather”— and the resulting effects on space technologies and astronauts. Modeling efforts with the development of instruments on NASA spacecrafts and the analysis of the new observations needed to fuel understanding.
Requirements
- Ph.D., Geophysics & Space Physics
- M.S., Geophysics & Space Physics
- B.A., Astronomy
- B.A., Physics
- Supervisory skills and communication
Nice To Haves
- Ph.D., Geophysics & Space Physics
Responsibilities
- Continue leading NASA Instrumentation and Science Missions.
- Continue leading and participating in scientific publications in scientific journals.
- Continue to support and supervise mission teams and final graduate student in Physics.
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Senior
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree
