Applications are due March 17, 2020.

The two-week course covers:

• fundamentals of observing carbon, water and energy fluxes at leaf-to-ecosystem scales
• best practices for the synthesis of flux network data
• fundamentals of integrating flux data and ecosystem models

Each year, the course is attended by 24 early career scientists and between 10-15 volunteer instructors from all over the world. You can lean more about the course, the instructors, and the syllabus from previous years at http://www.fluxcourse.org.

​To Apply

• Email a CV, and a statement describing your motivation for attending the course to the event organizers:
  • Dave Moore (davidjpmoore  at email.arizona.edu)
  • Kim Novick (knovick at indiana.edu)
  • Lauren Ronstadt (lronstadt at email.arizona.edu).
• Arrange to have a letter/email sent to Dave, Kim and Lauren from your major advisor supporting your application.
  • Ask your letter writer to–
    • Confirm that you have approval/funds to attend the course
    • Explain why this course would be useful for you to attend
    • If you are applying for any scholarships below, explain why you should receive it

Ameriflux Scholars (2 students)
Ameriflux will generously support two attendees (fee waivers)
*** To apply for one of the 2 Ameriflux scholarships you must be part of the flux community in North America, part of Ameriflux or NACP or make a case for another form of participation.