Postdoctoral Position in Arctic Paleoceanography and Marine Geophysics at Aarhus University Aarhus University in Denmark

We are hiring a postdoctoral researcher for work on inverse modeling and the reconstruction of millennial-scale changes in the Patagonian ice-sheet and its inputs to South Atlantic sediments . This opportunity is linked to the French ANR EXODUST project and is centered on climate and Earth-system research, with strong relevance to climatology , paleoclimate , glaciology , sediment reconstruction , and quantitative modeling. The post is shared by Sylvain Pichat , Associate Professor at ENS Lyon a...

PhD opportunity at GEUS and DTU on radar glaciology, firn hydrology, and Greenland Ice Sheet change. This PhD project will investigate how the near-surface firn of the Greenland Ice Sheet has changed over the past 25 years using airborne radar data collected since the early 1990s. The work focuses on reconstructing long-term changes in firn properties as melt intensity has increased, with particular attention to the expansion of ice slabs and ice layers that affect firn meltwater storage. Where ...

Postdoctoral Associate in Critical Minerals at Duke University The Critical Minerals Hub at Duke University is inviting applications for a full-time postdoctoral associate to conduct cutting-edge interdisciplinary research on critical minerals . The position sits at the intersection of materials science , earth science , geochemistry , environmental chemistry , and engineering areas such as environmental engineering and mechanical engineering . The postdoc will develop a research project in coll...

PhD position on Modelling of Turbidity Current Fluxes in Submarine Canyons at Utrecht University in the Netherlands . This doctoral opening is hosted by the Faculty of Geosciences , Department of Earth Sciences, with research connected to Earth Science , Geology , Environmental Science , and physical process modelling. The project focuses on turbidity current fluxes in submarine canyons , a topic relevant to sediment transport, marine geomorphology, and Earth surface dynamics. The department hig...

GEUS, the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, is offering a 3-year PhD position in Arctic Paleoceanography as part of the POLARIS project, Probing the future of Arctic marine productivity from the ocean seafloor . The position is based in Copenhagen, Denmark, within the Department of Glaciology and Climate, and is expected to start on 2027-01-01. The project focuses on how Arctic climate and ocean conditions have changed over time, with special emphasis on the Holocene and past interglac...