Laurel ThomasArrigo
Professor at University of Neuchâtel
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Laurel ThomasArrigo is a Professor at the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland. Her research primarily focuses on the transformation and stability of iron and aluminum minerals in various environmental conditions, including permafrost and intertidal sediments. Recent articles by Professor ThomasArrigo explore the intricate relationships between organic carbon, greenhouse gas emissions, and the mineralogical processes affecting these systems.
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Laurel ThomasArrigo
University of Neuchâtel
12 months ago
The Environmental Chemistry group at the University of Neuchâtel is seeking a motivated PhD student for a project focused on iron mineral-organic carbon interactions in soils, a key topic in environmental biogeochemistry. The group is part of the Faculty of Science, Institute of Chemistry, and offers a dynamic research environment. Applicants should be recent MSc graduates with hands-on experience in experimental biogeochemistry and soil research. The position is set to start in Spring 2026, with an application deadline of October 31, 2025. While specific funding details are not provided, candidates are encouraged to apply for third-party fellowships such as Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions, SNSF Swiss Postdoctoral Fellowship, SNSF Ambizione, and Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships. Interested candidates should contact Prof. Laurel ThomasArrigo well in advance of the deadline for guidance and further information. The group values motivation and relevant research experience. For more details and application instructions, visit the provided links or reach out via email.
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