Open position: Postdoctoral researcher in Physical Geography

We are opening one postdoctoral position with the following possible research topics: (1) Climatology with focus on solar activity and atmospheric circulation, (2) Response of mid-latitude montane catchments to climate change, (3) Glacial lake outbursts and landslides (4) Palaeoglaciation of north-eastern Eurasia.

Published Oct 29, 2021

Departmental seminar series - winter term 2021/22

Published Oct 12, 2021

Course announcement: Advanced methods of remote sensing for the research of the cryosphere

Start date Sep 20, 2021 - Sep 24, 2021

Dept. of Physical Geography and Geoecology of Charles University and ICGdR is organizing in the framework of strategical partnership with the University of St Andrews a course: ADVANCED METHODS OF REMOTE SENSING FOR THE RESEARCH OF THE CRYOSPHERE. The course will be given by Dr. Tobias Bolch from the University of St Andrews, Scotland, UK.

Published Aug 05, 2021

New course: Ice sheets and glaciers in the warming world

How much, and how fast, will the global sea level rise? How did glaciers in the Alps look like a hundred years ago, and will there be any in another hundred years? What is the current state of glaciers and ice sheets, and what are the methods to study them?

Published Feb 06, 2021

For Erasmus students - Coronavirus / COVID-19 protective measures

Information for Erasmus students regarding Coronavirus / COVID-19 protective measures

Published Mar 03, 2020

Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology opens a new PostDoc position

Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology opens a PostDoc position for 8 months (October 2020 – May 2021) in following thematic areas (alternatively); 1) Atmospheric circulation and/or extreme climate and weather events, 2) Natural hazards and risks with focus on slope processes, 3) Runoff processes and catchment hydrology, 4) Numerical modelling of past climate-glacier interaction and 5) Response of woody plants to climate change.

Published Feb 27, 2020

Open phd positions

We are looking for candidates on selected phd projects in the Department of Physical Geography and Geoecology

Published Feb 27, 2020