In the Atmospheric Turbulence Group at OU, you will work on cutting edge research problems at the intersection of fluid mechanics and atmospheric science. Our work encompasses:
For more information, check out our papers or research page to learn more.
Update: This position has been filled. Please stay tuned for future opportunities.
If you are interested in joining us for your M.S. or Ph.D., feel free to contact Dr. Salesky to discuss your research interests and funding availability. The School of Meteorology has helpful online resources for prospective graduate students that provide information about the application process. We are located in the National Weather Center on OU’s research campus, which houses the OU School of Meteorology, together with state and federal research units.
While an undergraduate degree in meteorology or atmospheric science is beneficial for prospective graduate students, I also consider applicants with backgrounds in physics, engineering, computer science, applied mathematics, and other branches of the physical sciences.