Please send student opportunities to ocb_news@whoi.edu (include title, location, link to full listing and close date).
- PhD Position in Southern Ocean paleoceanography/sediment geochemistry (4 years) on the development of a new tracer for carbon export based on chromium stable isotope composition, at University of Lausanne (Switzerland). Apply by 30 August
- 3 year PhD position on elemental cycling of nutrients and carbon in the Baltic, starting on September 1, apply by July 6 (interviews July 13 –17)
- Multiple Graduate Student Opportunities in Coastal Ocean Observation and Modeling at USM
- MSc position in Marine Biology to work on artificial reefs in Newfoundland available at the Marine Institute and Memorial University with Arnault Le Bris and Patrick Gagnon, starting fall 2020
- Ocean Observatories Initiative has opportunities for U.S. graduate students to participate in 2 cruises aboard the R/V Sikuliaq this year
- PhD candidate to develop experimental approaches to understand how climate change stressors affect the activity of diazotrophs, and how they will impact phytoplankton biodiversity and productivity in the future ocean with Mar Benavides. The position is fully funded for 3 years under the project NOTION (NitrOgen fixers structuring phyToplankton bIodiversity in the OceaN under climate change), funded by the BNP Paribas Foundation Climate & Biodiversity initiative. The candidate will be based at the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography (MIO) in France, with visits to the Leibniz Institute of Baltic Sea Research (Germany) and the University of Copenhagen (Denmark).
- MS Assistantship in Marine Biology (Ocean Acidification) in Amanda Kelley’s lab at Univ of Alaska Fairbanks. (Listing on OA Exchange)
- L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science Fellowships
- Global Wetlands Project seeking PhD students to investigate biodiversity conservation, field ecology, ecological modelling, biogeography or wetlands ecology at Griffith University, Australia
- Ph.D. student in demographic variation under climate change in ephemeral wetlands
- Dr. Matthew J. Oliver at University of Delaware is looking for new graduate student(s) for Master's or PhD interested biological oceanography/ecology/robots/satellites. Application dates are somewhat flexible so don't worry about the Feb 1 deadline. Feel free to get in touch with any questions!
- PhD opportunity in Australia on connecting marine science with policy and practice
- PhD position in marine biogeochemical modelling at Institut Pierre Simon Laplace, Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l’Environnement (IPSL/LSCE), Gif-sur-Yvette, France on Primary production in the subpolar North Atlantic: From historical variability to future projections - more information here
- Summer REU at Northeastern's Marine Science Center to work on salt marsh microbes. First generation and students that are under-represented in science strongly encouraged to apply. Contact Jennifer Bowen for more information.
- Pathways to Science summer research listings
- NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU): Division of Ocean Sciences
- MSc and PhD Positions in Marine Biogeochemistry, Oceanography and Climate at Dalhousie University. The Departments of Earth Sciences and Oceanography at Dalhousie University seek candidates for multiple, fully funded MSc and PhD projects on long-term climate impacts to the marine environment and fisheries ecology of the Northwest Atlantic Ocean. Potential projects range from late Holocene paleoceanographic reconstructions of temperature, nutrient cycling and fish abundance; analysis of historical marine climate variability; and predictive climate-biogeochemical-ecosystem modeling.These positions leverage significant investments in ocean science at Dalhousie through the recently established Ocean Frontier Institute. Students will have access to state-of-the-art analytical laboratories and high-performance computing, opportunities to participate in research cruises to the Northwest Atlantic, and exposure to internationally recognized expertise in marine science. Projects will have a significant outreach, education and advocacy component through interaction with government and NGO end-users. Prospective candidates should have completed an undergraduate degree (for MSc candidates) or masters degree or equivalent (for PhD candidates) with a minimum “A minus” average (GPA of 3.7 on a 4.3 scale). To apply, please send a cover letter, curriculum vitae and academic transcripts to any of the following prospective supervisors:
Dr. Markus Kienast; Paleoceanography; markus.kienast@dal.ca
Dr. Owen Sherwood; Isotope Biogeochemistry; owen.sherwood@dal.ca
Dr. Eric Oliver; Physical Oceanography; eric.oliver@dal.ca
Dr. Katja Fennel; Modeling; katja.fennel@dal.ca
