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Carl Spandler
3 days ago
Postdoctoral Fellow in Critical Minerals: REE Behaviour and Concentration in Regolith Environments Adelaide University in Australia
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Geology
Funding
The position offers a salary of AUD 107,800–115,400 per year.
Country
Australia
University
Adelaide University
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Adelaide University is seeking a Critical Minerals Postdoctoral Fellow to investigate rare earth element (REE) behaviour and concentration in regolith environments. The research addresses the scientific understanding of critical mineral systems and contributes to Australia’s critical minerals future.
The successful postdoctoral researcher will join a national team within the ARC CCRF, a collaborative initiative focused on research and training related to critical minerals. The role provides an opportunity to work in a national research environment examining the distribution and concentration of REEs in regolith materials, with relevance to mineral exploration and resource development.
The position is based at Adelaide University in Adelaide, South Australia, and is an on-site research appointment. Professor Carl Spandler is recruiting for the role, which offers participation in a broader team dedicated to critical-minerals research and training.
Funding details
The position offers a salary of AUD 107,800–115,400 per year.
How to apply
Apply through the LinkedIn job posting for the Critical Minerals Postdoctoral Fellow position at Adelaide University.
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Research Interests
Geochemistry
Geology
Rare Earth
Earth Science
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