The Department of Geography at the University of Cincinnati seeks two self-motivated postdoctoral researchers to undertake work in the area of space exploration informatics. The candidates must have expertise in one or more of the following fields: remote sensing, planetary geomorphology, computational intelligence and geoinformatics, or image processing, with the PhD in geography, computer science, geology, or related fields. The successful candidates will be involved in one or more of the following research projects: automatic cataloging of crater and other geomorphic features from high resolution planetary images, machine-learning-based automatic geomorphic mapping, and data mining of large spatial planetary and terrestrial datasets. The candidates will be expected to work in a multidisciplinary, highly motivated and productive team. A high level of motivation, ability to solve challenging problems, and passion for research are expected. The candidates should have a good communication and writing skills.

The responsibility include designing and executing computer codes, analyzing and reporting original results, writing scientific manuscripts, and participating in daily computer lab maintenance. Skills in maintaining a server and local area network are highly desirable. Postdoctoral positions will be offered for an initial period of up to two years, with possible extension to a maximum of three years.

Please apply online at https://www.jobsatuc.com/. Click on Search Postings on the upper left hand corner of the screen. On the Search Postings screen, enter 210UC0945 for the Position Number, and then click the SEARCH button at the bottom of the page. Applicants will need to submit a letter of interest, a curriculum vita with list of relevant publications, and a list of three references during the application process.

The University of Cincinnati is an equal opportunity / affirmative action employer. Women, people of color, people with disabilities and veterans are encouraged to apply. Please contact Dr. Tomasz Stepinski (tstepinski@gmail.com), the Thomas Jefferson Chair Professor of Space Exploration Informatics, for further information.