Post-doc in Ocean Modelling CNRS in France

The University of Exeter is advertising a PhD opportunity titled “Physics-Informed AI and Experimental Modelling of Ocean Mixing: From Fracture Zones to Ocean Ventilation.” The project brings together physics-informed artificial intelligence, experimental modelling, and physical oceanography to investigate ocean mixing processes. Research themes include fracture zones and their influence on ocean ventilation, with potential relevance to Earth-system and environmental science. Applicants should c...

ERC-funded postdoctoral position in plankton bio-geochemistry for the ChORhizO project at Université du Littoral Côte d'Opale , with work connected to LEMAR (Brest) and LOG (Wimereux) in France . The project is announced by Dr. Tristan Biard and Dr. Jill Sutton and is aimed at candidates interested in marine and plankton biogeochemistry, especially trace-element cycling and related analytical work. Research focus: plankton bio-geochemistry, marine bio-geochemistry, trace-element geochemistry, IC...

PhD opportunity in Ecosystem Responses to Changes in Ocean Circulation at the University of East Anglia . The project sits at the intersection of oceanography , ocean biogeochemical modelling , ocean circulation , biogeochemistry , and climate , with a focus on understanding how marine ecosystems respond to circulation changes in the ocean carbon cycle. The post is being advertised by Tereza Jarníková and is supervised by Prof. Corinne Le Quéré , Prof. Alessandro Tagliabue , and Tereza Jarníková...

This postdoctoral position at Florida Atlantic University’s Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute focuses on coupled physical-biogeochemical modeling to better understand harmful algal blooms in subtropical estuaries. The fellow will work on the Indian River Lagoon system and develop model capabilities to examine the physical and biogeochemical processes that control phytoplankton blooms, including the mechanisms that favor dominant phytoplankton groups and species. The project is centered on pr...

The University of Exeter is recruiting a Postdoctoral Research Fellow for the NERC-funded Ocean Carbon Soundscapes (OCS) project. The role is based in the Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy and focuses on improving understanding of ocean carbon fluxes through acoustic methods and artificial intelligence. Ocean carbon uptake is strongly influenced by marine life and the export of organic material, or “marine snow,” into the deep ocean. The project addresses limitations in conventional se...