Welcome! The Climate, Water, and Energy lab is headed by Dr. Sylvia Dee, a climate scientist specializing in atmospheric modeling, water isotope physics, and paleoclimate data-model comparison.
Our research combines climate information from the Past and Present to improve predictions of Future climate.
Our work focuses on strategies for linking data from general circulation models, satellite retrievals of stable water isotope ratios, and high-resolution paleoclimate observations such as ice cores, tree rings, and corals.
The Rice University Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences department seeks a postdoctoral researcher in paleoclimate and climate modeling. This fully funded researcher will be expected to address problems in tropical climate changes and ENSO dynamics over the last 2000 years.
This position requires a strong background in climate science & modeling, as well as big data methods for managing paleoclimate archives. Experience in numerical/statistical, and geospatial modeling is required.
See "Open Positions" tab for more information!
This year, we are welcoming Ph.D. student Kelsey Murphy to the lab! Check out her Bio on the "People" page!
Please contact sylvia.dee@rice.edu for information about Ph.D. and postdoc positions. Undergraduate students at Rice can also reach out for research opportunities in the lab.
This past spring, Rice hosted its first ever student Environmental Research Symposium! Over 50 undergraduate, graduate students and postdocs presented their work at the conference, which proved an awesome networking event for lightning talks and poster presentations.
Rice University
Department of Earth, Environmental, and Planetary Sciences
