Water Job for Engineers Edition VI

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Name of Post: Project Scientist-II on climate projections, bias correction, downscaling, uncertainty, climate change impact assessment and hydrological modeling.

Vacancy: 01

Location: Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, NewDelhi, India

Last date: 10th March 2026

Link for more details: Email to dhanya.at.civil.iitd.ac.in.

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Name of Post: PhD on Flood Risk Perception and Climate Adaptation

Vacancy: Not mentioned

Location: University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland

School of Environmental Policy

Last date: 27th Feb 2026

Link for more detail: Email to Louise.Dunne.at.UCD.ie

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Name of Post: PhD in Cascading Risks from Weather Extremes in Critical Infrastructure Systems

Vacancy: 01

Location: Dept. of Agricultural and Biological Engineering (ABE) at University of Florida, USA

Last date: Open until filled

Link for more detail: Email to nnajibi.at.ufl.edu

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