Jobs and Postdocs

Postdocs

• Postdoctoral Scholar for Marine Biogeochemistry in the Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere & Ocean at the Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory in Seattle, WA, USA (Employer: University of Washington) Deadline: Mar 20, 2020 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time
• CPR Survey - newly created positions for a PostDoc Researcher, and a Research Software Engineer as part of a new iCPR project. Interested in plankton, machine learning, bioimage processing and data
• Postdoctoral Scholar – Advanced Tech Data Acquisition
• Open rank cluster hire at OSUCeoas! Come work at OSU in the lovely PNW! This cluster hire promotes interdisciplinary research across four focus areas: Biological Oceanography, Chemical Oceanography, Physical Oceanography, and Marine Geology and Geophysics.
• Postdoctoral position in biogeochemical modeling at the University of Alaska Fairbanks International Arctic Research Center to study the influence of freshwater and large-scale climate drivers on the inorganic carbon and nutrient dynamics in the Gulf of Alaska. Starting date is late summer 2020. Review of applications will start March 15, 2020. Please don’t hesitate to get in contact with Claudine Hauri  if you have any questions.
• Postdoc examining microbial communities, nutrient dynamics, and biogeochemical function in San Francisco Bay estuary at Stanford University (start date ASAP, open until filled)
• Postdoctoral Research Position in Benthic Ecology - the LSCE (Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement) near Paris invites applications for a benthic ecologist to work with biogeochemical modelers in its marine biogeochemistry group. The candidate’s research will focus on impacts of climate change on benthic ecosystems at the global scale. The candidate will analyze biological data, along with physical-biogeochemical observations and model output in order to identify critical environmental thresholds for benthic ecosystems or key stone species. The candidate will draw on latest Earth System Model projections to assess tipping points in benthic habitats and to map future safe operating spaces under different climate change scenarios. Candidates should have a background in quantitative marine ecology. Previous experience in applying advanced statistical tools is highly desirable. Experience with Python or similar would be appreciated. Salary depends on experience as assessed by the French CEA.  A 2-year contract is available through the EU project COMFORT which focuses on closing knowledge gaps for key ocean tipping elements within the Earth system under anthropogenic climate change.  Applicants are invited to submit a brief statement of research interests, CV and details of two referees to M. Gehlen.
• Postdoctoral position in trace metal biogeochemistry in the South Indian Ocean as part of the International GEOTRACES Programme
• Postdoctoral position in radiogenic isotope geochemistry, GEOMAR, Kiel, Germany
• Postdoctoral position in iron sources to the ocean - AWI, Bremerhaven, Germany
• 1-2 Post-Doctoral Positions in Ecosystem Modeling (Marine Science Institute, UC Santa Barbara) to engage in research using global ecosystem models of the upper ocean; incorporate the evolutionary response of marine primary producers, especially mixotrophs which combine photosynthesis and heterotrophy, to climate change into ecosystem models. Contact Dr. Holly Moeller, for primary consideration apply by March 1, 2020.
• The Fulweiler lab at Boston University is looking for a postdoctoral research associate with experience in developing geochemical sensors for coastal or open-ocean biogeochemical measurements. The postdoctoral research associate will work on a newly funded NSF award titled, “CoPe: EAGER: Collaborative Research: Development of A Novel, Mobile Coastal Observatory for Quantifying Coastal Carbon Cycling by Professional and Citizen Scientists.” This is a collaborative project with the Girguis lab at Harvard University and Dr. Zara Mirmalek at the Harvard Kennedy School.
• Postdoctoral Research Position at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA. The candidate chosen for this position will participate in a research project that aims to study at the cellular level the biological, material, and architectural factors that influence biomineralization, symbiosis, and wound healing in reef-building corals. More information and online application. The deadline for applications is January 25, 2020 and will remain open until filled.
• Postdoc - Research at the intersection of ocean physics and biogeochemistry in the Program in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (AOS) at Princeton University
• Postdoc Research Associate in the the Coastal Biogeochemical Dynamics Lab at the University of Connecticut in oxygen dynamics modelling to participate in an NSF-funded project about regional modeling of hypoxia in the Southern Benguela Upwelling System.
• SOCCOM Modeling Postdoc - with Univ. Arizona, Princeton, and NOAA GFDL to analyze simulations of the Southern Ocean from GFDL’s CM4 and OM4 using observational constraints. The position is with the University of Arizona and funded through an NSF grant focused on the Southern Ocean (SOCCOM, Southern Ocean Carbon and Climate Observations and Modeling). The successful applicant will spend the majority of their time at GFDL in Princeton, New Jersey with several trips to the University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ annually. Applicants should have a PhD in oceanography, atmospheric science or related science. Candidates should possess (a) a good understanding of climate variability and change and associated ocean dynamics with a focus on the complex processes active in the Southern Ocean, and (b) the ability to analyze global climate simulations by making use of climate and oceanographic datasets (c) experience with climate models. Applicants should send a CV, letter of research interest, and list of references to Joellen Russell, Stephen Griffies, and Michael Winton. Formal applications must be submitted to: https://uacareers.com/, Position # P20834.
• Postdoc - how environmental factors and habitat properties influence fish utilization of oyster reefs, seagrass beds, and salt marshes - joint with Jonathan Grabowski (Northeastern University) and Bryan DeAngelis (Nature Conservancy). Review begins November 15
• Postdoc in assessing the Black Sea physics and biogeochemistry from Earth Observations and numerical modelling at MAST, Université de Liège (Belgium) Review begins November 15, open until filled
• NOAA's Southeast Fisheries Science Center (SEFSC)/Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory (AOML)/ partnering Gulf Coast Research Laboratory post-doctoral research associate to study large-scale drivers of fisheries productivity and range shifts in the Gulf of Mexico and U.S. South Atlantic Bight.
• Postdoc in Ocean Biogeochemistry at Boston College - research combining numerical model simulations and sensor data from autonomous platforms to understand connections between the biological carbon pump and the marine carbon cycle. This research will contribute to a NSF-funded collaborative project between Boston College and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution aimed at diagnosing the physical and biological drivers of air-sea oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the subpolar North Atlantic. Review begins November 1, open until filled.
• Postdoctoral Position in Ocean Physical/Biogeochemical Modeling at UCLA: We are seeking a postdoctoral researcher in ocean physical/biogeochemical modeling to join a project aimed at modeling the ocean’s nitrogen cycle, with particular emphasis on low-oxygen processes. The successful candidate will join a collaborative and interdisciplinary research group, located at the University of California Los Angeles, engaged in development and application of Regional Earth System Models to a wide range of questions in biogeochemistry, ecology, and climate. Applicants should have a Ph.D. in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, Earth Sciences, or a related field, effective oral and written communication skills, and experience with development and analysis of numerical ocean circulation/biogeochemistry models. Experience with the ROMS modeling system, Matlab/Python is strongly encouraged. Candidates should submit a CV, a 1-page statement of research interests and goals, and contact information for up to 3 references to Daniele Bianchi (dbianchi@atmos.ucla.edu). Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the available positions are filled. The initial term of appointment is one year, renewable on an annual basis.
• Postdoctoral Researcher in Physical Oceanography at Georgia Tech: Leveraging the AMOC arrays and models to understand heat and freshwater transports in the North Atlantic
• Postdoctoral Scholar in Chemical Oceanography/Metrology on the NOAA Project: Establishing the traceability of pH measurements for long-term carbon system monitoring from coastal waters to open ocean. Contact Wei-Jun Cai (wcai@udel.edu) and Regina Easley (regina.easley@nist.gov)
• Postdoc in Seagrass Ecosystem Research Lab to conduct research on the biogeochemistry of carbonates and air-water CO₂ exchange over south Florida seagrasses at Florida International University open until filled
• One-year postdoc specializing in coral reef carbonate chemistry (see full details on OA Exchange) within the Acidification, Climate, and Coral Reef Ecosystems Team (ACCRETE), a subunit of the Coral Health and Monitoring Program, to work closely with scientists at Univ. Miami RSMAS and NOAA AMOL's Ocean Chemistry and Ecosystem Division. The position does not require the applicant to relocate to Miami, duties can be fulfilled remotely 1) Focusing on synthesis and analysis of the NCRMP Ocean Acidification Enterprise datasets, i.e. baseline carbonate, diurnal suite, and census-based carbonate budgeting; 2) developing foundational models to link oceanic carbonate projection models with coastal biogeochemistry in focal island area within the NCRMP framework; and 3) Co-authors manuscripts describing the research for publication in peer-reviewed scientific journals and outreach materials for a general audience.
• Postdoc to model climate change impacts on the Northeast US marine ecosystem using Atlantis located either the Woods Hole, MA lab or Narragansett, RI lab (NEFSC). Contact: vincent.saba@noaa.gov
• Postdoctoral Research Associate: Merging top-down and bottom-up approaches to partition carbon and water fluxes between the atmosphere and biosphere with Dr. Anna Michalak’s lab at CIS in Stanford (location base), Dr. Trevor Keenan’s lab at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL) in Berkeley, and Dr. Joshua Fisher at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena
• The Centre for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences (CAOS; http://caos.iisc.as.in) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc; https://iisc.ac.in) welcomes applications from recent PhDs in oceanography for the newly established Raman Postdoctoral Fellowships. Candidates of all nationalities are eligible to apply. The application form, details regarding the application process, salary and qualifications can be found at https://iisc.ac.in/post-docs/. The initial appointments will be for a period of two years. Details on research fields in oceanography are available from Prof. P. N. Vinayachandran (vinay@iisc.ac.in)
• Postdoc in marine biogeochemistry to participate in a research project on marine dissolved organic phosphorus and the role of compound-specific phosphorus hydrolase transformations in the marine phosphorus cycle with the Duhamel Lab at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Proposed start date January 2019.
• Postdoc at Applied Physics Laboratory-University of Washington in investigating (sub)mesoscale dynamics using a combination of in situ and satellite observations with a focus on (sub)mesoscale variability in open ocean salinity and ocean color. Open until filled
• NASA JPL Postdoc Estimating and Studying the Global Ocean Ecology and Carbon Cycle Using Observations and Numerical Models with Michelle Gierach and Dimitris Menemenlis