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Postdoc in VOC Exchange in Terrestrial Ecosystems VOLT - Center for Volatile Interactions
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Chemistry
Funding
2-year postdoc position. No stipend or salary details are provided in the post.
Deadline
Sep 13, 2026
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VOLT - Center for Volatile Interactions is advertising a 2-year postdoc focused on process understanding related to VOC exchange in terrestrial ecosystems.
The project is flexible and invites the successful candidate to propose a research plan based on their own skills and experience. Example systems mentioned include leaf surfaces, tree stems, soil, and lake sediment.
Ideal applicants have a strong publication record in biological VOC research, biogeochemistry, metabolomics, microbiology, or related fields. Required experience includes designing and conducting hypothesis-based experiments. Desirable experience includes VOC measurements using mass spectrometric methods such as PTR-MS or GC-MS, isotope-based approaches, independent research, competitive research funding, and contributing to external funding applications. Skills in advanced statistics and programming with R or Python are also valued.
The post states that there is still time to apply, with a deadline of 13/9.
Interested candidates should open the linked position and submit an application through the provided link.
Funding details
2-year postdoc position. No stipend or salary details are provided in the post.
What's required
Strong publication record in biological VOC research, biogeochemistry, metabolomics, microbiology, or related fields. Experience designing and conducting hypothesis-based experiments is required. Experience with VOC measurements using mass spectrometric methods, especially PTR-MS or GC-MS, is desirable, as is experience with isotope-based approaches for studying biological processes. Experience conducting independent research, securing competitive research funding, contributing to external funding applications, advanced statistical analyses, and programming in R, Python, or related tools is an advantage.
How to apply
Check the position via the linked post and apply through the application link. The post says there is still time to apply before the deadline on 13/9.
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