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Geosciences M.S. and Ph.D. openings in seafloor weathering, phosphorus, and carbon cycle modeling Penn State University in United States
Degree Level
Master's, PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
NSF-funded project; funding is implied through the research grant, but stipend, tuition, and other financial details are not specified.
Country
United States
University
Penn State Universit

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Kimberly Lau and Brad Foley are recruiting a Geosciences graduate student for a fall 2027 start at Penn State University.
The position is tied to an NSF-funded project that will use modeling to investigate the role of seafloor weathering of phosphorus on the carbon cycle. The work combines geochemistry and geodynamics, with a strong emphasis on computational and Earth-systems approaches.
Students with experience or enthusiasm in coding, modeling, geochemistry, and/or mantle dynamics are encouraged to apply. Both M.S. and Ph.D. applicants are welcome.
To express interest, email [email protected] and [email protected] with a resume/CV.
Funding details
NSF-funded project; funding is implied through the research grant, but stipend, tuition, and other financial details are not specified.
What's required
Applicants should have experience and enthusiasm for coding, modeling, geochemistry, and/or mantle dynamics. Both M.S. and Ph.D. applicants are welcomed. A resume/CV is requested when reaching out.
How to apply
Email both Kimberly Lau and Brad Foley with your resume/CV. Mention your interest in the NSF-funded geosciences project and relevant experience in coding, modeling, geochemistry, or mantle dynamics.
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