PhD Research Fellow in Marine Geomicrobiology University of Bergen in Norway

PhD fellowship in marine geomicrobiology at the University of Bergen , Department of Geosciences, linked to the Center for Deep Sea Research and the research group Geochemistry and Geobiology. The project focuses on how global warming and changing Arctic Ocean conditions affect carbon fluxes, microbial activity, and microbial diversity in Arctic sediments . The successful candidate will develop in-situ experimental setups and combine geochemical measurements with molecular microbiological method...

Postdoctoral position in geomicrobiology at Université Côte d’Azur / CEREEP ECOTRON Île-de-France This postdoctoral project explores a fundamental question about the early Earth: did life shape the surface of the planet, and how did microorganisms influence rock weathering under Archean-like conditions? The work is embedded in the Pandora project and builds on an experimental set-up already designed and constructed by a PhD student. The platform reproduces rock weathering in an anoxic environmen...

Two PhD opportunities are available at the University of Granada (UGR), Spain within the CARBONATE project: Carbonate Biosignatures and Origins in Natural Terrestrial Environments . The projects sit at the intersection of geomicrobiology , geochemistry , biomineralization , carbonate and evaporite mineralogy , and extreme environments . Research directions may include microbe–mineral interactions, gypsum-rich and hypersaline systems, experimental mineral formation, microscopy and spectroscopic c...

Funded MSc studentship in Geochemistry of Mining-Impacted Coastal Environments at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada . This opportunity is in Dr. Man-Yin Tsang's Group in the Department of Geological Sciences and focuses on geochemistry , geological sciences , and environmental science related to mining-impacted coastal environments. The project appears well suited to students interested in analytical geochemistry, field/lab-based environmental research, and Earth-science applications to con...

University College Dublin's School of Earth Sciences is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Level 1 or Level 2 for a temporary 30-month position in Ireland. The researcher will contribute to TabPhish , a five-year project funded by a European Research Council Starting Grant. The project develops and applies innovative geochemical tracer methods to investigate human impacts on groundwater systems over decadal to centennial timescales, with particular emphasis on long-term changes in nitr...