Apply by 31 August.
The School of Environmental Sciences at the University fo East Anglia, UK, invites applications for a Senior Research Associate to undertake studies of ocean biogeochemical processes on the European continental shelf using autonomous vehicles.
Application review begins on 19 Aug, but position will remain open until filled.
The Department of Environmental Sciences at the University of Virginia (UVA) seeks a Research Associate to contribute to computational research on ocean tritium and helium isotope distributions in the framework of the Community Earth System Model. The research associate will work directly with Scott Doney in the Department of Environmental Sciences.
The two main roles involved in this job will be to lead and deliver (1) coastal oceanography and geomorphology projects within Cefas’ portfolio for commercial and governmental clients, and (2) coastal processes advice on a wide range of issues to assist regulatory decision-making processes. The focus of the work is to develop and deliver the science needed to assess environmental risks to and impacts of coastal developments.
Two PhD positions are currently available in the Carl-von-Ossietzky University Oldenburg. Both roles are available for a period of three years, commencing on 1 January 2018, and ending on 31 December 2020. Regular marine expeditions will be an essential part of both roles, and each candidate will have to possess fluency in both written and spoken English, alongside excellent communication and presentation skills.
The Marine Biology Research Group at Ghent University (Flanders, Belgium) is recruiting a PhD student to aid the University's participation in the project PERSUADE (ExPERimental approaches towards Future Sustainable Use of North Sea Artificial HarD SubstratEs), which is funded by the Belgian Science Policy.
Applications deadline: 5 Sep 2017. Read more