Postdoctoral Fellow in Biological Oceanography and Antarctic Biogeochemistry The Norwegian Polar Institute in Norway

PhD Assistantship at the University of Connecticut in freshwater ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry . The Helton and Lawrence lab groups are seeking a motivated PhD student to join an interdisciplinary project on how beaver-created ecosystems in the Northeastern United States influence freshwater carbon cycling . The student will work as a Graduate Assistant with funding of about $38,000/year . Research activities include field work in ponds, wetlands, and streams to quantify greenhouse gas d...

Open positions are available in the Group of Applied Geochemistry at the University of Freiburg in Germany. The post advertises a 3-year PhD position (E13, 70%) focused on coupled iron–sulfur cycling , as well as a 1.5-year postdoc position (E13, 75%). A separate permanent lab manager role (E11) for the newly established Applied Geochemistry Lab is also mentioned. Relevant academic keywords include applied geochemistry , geochemistry , environmental science , earth science , chemistry , and biog...

This PhD position at UiT The Arctic University of Norway offers a unique opportunity to join Norway’s largest Arctic research programme, Arctic Ocean 2050, within the Arctic Marine Systems Ecology (AMSE) group. The project focuses on marine zooplankton diversity and carbon fluxes in the Central Arctic Ocean, specifically investigating the coupling between zooplankton and the biological carbon pump across the mesopelagic layers. The research is affiliated with the national Arctic Ocean 2050 progr...

PhD opportunity in Marine Microbiology , Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) , Oceanography , and Environmental Microbiology at North Carolina State University . The Paerl Lab in the Department of Marine, Earth, and Atmospheric Sciences (MEAS) is recruiting a fully funded PhD student for a NOAA ECOHAB-funded project on the formation and persistence of brown tide ( Aureoumbra lagunensis ) in South Texas coastal waters, in collaboration with Texas A&M University and NC State. Research interests include ma...

The Biogeochemistry Research Group at the University of Toronto , led by Professor Maria Dittrich , is recruiting for two research positions in the newly funded international project MAGIEC – Mudflats Across Gradients of Human Impact and Environmental Extreme: Blue Carbon Dynamics . This opportunity includes one Postdoctoral Fellow and one PhD Student position focused on blue carbon ecosystems and biogeochemistry . The project will investigate how environmental extremes and human activities infl...