PhD in Ecosystem Responses to Changes in Ocean Circulation University of East Anglia in United Kingdom

Special Research Fellow / Associate Special Research Fellow in the Earth System Domain at the National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES), Japan . This fixed-term research position focuses on research on the response analysis of Siberian greenhouse gases to polar environmental changes . The project builds on nearly 20 years of greenhouse gas observations in Siberia using a tower observation network and will use long-term observation data from FY2027 to study carbon cycles , concentration...

Research Associate in Marine Biogeochemistry at Imperial College London , based at Silwood Park Campus (hybrid). This is a full-time, fixed-term research post for up to 2 years, funded by UKRI through Horizon Europe . The role sits within the OceanSOS project, an interdisciplinary international consortium studying how seamounts and the currents they generate influence the biological carbon pump and marine carbon cycling. The successful candidate will work on marine biogeochemistry , ocean carbon...

PhD Studentship at the University of Sheffield on the role of icebergs in heat, freshwater, and nutrient exchanges in Greenland’s fjords. This UKRI-funded project is part of the Fjords Exchange Heat, Freshwater and Nutrients between the Greenland Ice Sheet and the North Atlantic Ocean (FEISO) programme. The research sits at the intersection of Earth Science , Environmental Science , Geography , Physics , and Biology , with strong links to glaciology, ocean circulation modelling, remote sensing, ...

PhD opportunity at the University of East Anglia in the School of Environmental Sciences on Earth’s carbon cycle , CO2 polyisotopologues , and atmospheric isotope measurements. This project investigates whether rare isotopic species of atmospheric CO2 can provide new quantitative constraints on ecosystem productivity and carbon cycling from local to global scales. The work builds on the UKRI NERC POLYGRAM project and uses existing and newly collected datasets from Weybourne Atmospheric Observato...

Utrecht University is advertising a postdoc in ocean acidification and the marine phosphorus cycle within the NWO-funded PHOSFLUX project. The work sits in the Faculty of Geosciences , Department of Earth Sciences, and combines fieldwork, laboratory experiments, and numerical modelling to understand how CaCO3 fluxes and acidification affect phosphorus cycling, ocean fertility, and CO2 uptake. The postdoctoral researcher will develop a reactive-transport model for phosphorus dynamics in sinking a...