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Job alert for a postdoctoral position in mass spectrometry , chromatography , and extraterrestrial organics at Brown University in the United States . This opportunity is relevant to researchers with interests in analytical chemistry, geochemistry, astrochemistry, and the study of organic compounds in extraterrestrial materials. The post is shared by the European Association of Geochemistry and notes that the position is open until filled . No detailed funding, salary, or eligibility requirement...

Postdoctoral Research Associate opportunity at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire, United States , working in the Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory on marine microbial ecology and oceanography. The project is supervised by Kai Ziervogel and is part of an NSF-funded study on nutrient-mediated interactions between plastic-derived DOC and the biological carbon pump . Research activities include bioassays with natural microbial communities from the Gulf of Maine, experiments wi...

Texas A&M University is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Oceanography within the Carbon Cycle and Earth Environment (CACEE) Lab in the Department of Oceanography. The project is part of the Global Ocean and Land Alkalinization (GOAL-A) initiative, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Earth Shot program and carried out with collaborators at Yale, Georgia Tech, Princeton, and Texas A&M. The research focuses on enhanced terrestrial weathering and how downstream carbon cycling re...

Exciting Ph.D. opportunity at Texas A&M University in the lab of Shuang Zhang , Assistant Professor. The position is part of an NSF CAREER-funded project focused on developing a large-scale river network model to track the downstream fate of carbon and alkalinity generated by terrestrial enhanced weathering . This opportunity is especially relevant for students interested in Environmental Science , Earth Science , carbon dioxide removal, biogeochemistry, and Earth system research. The post expli...

Two fully funded PhD positions are available in the Lowell Program at the University of Arizona for research on critical minerals in the southwestern USA. The projects are flexible and may combine field work and laboratory work , with topics spanning conventional and unconventional resources associated with polymetallic base-metal , sediment-hosted U-V-Cu , IOCG (sensu lato), granite-related lithophile element , and carbonatite-REE systems. The positions are intended to start as early as the fir...