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Aurora Volume 24 Number 20

Programs & Events

EOAS Climate Dialogue - April 1, 2020

The public health emergency has scattered the UBC Climate Emergency Community Engagement process. The organizing team has created a set of remote engagement opportunities that allows climate emergency conversations to be started in the department. Caring for the health and wellbeing of the community is the first priority. These opportunities are a chance to gather as a community in an uncertain time and discuss a critical topic.

Next week's online dialogue is on for April 1st, 11am - 1pm.

Aurora Volume 24 Number 19

Employment & Opportunities

Senior Coastal Modeler Position - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

PNNL is a DOE-funded national laboratory with its main campus in Richland, Washington and multiple “satellite” campuses and joint institutes in places like Seattle and College Park, Maryland, among others. It employs over 4,800 scientists, engineers, and professionals and accounted for over $1 billion in R&D expenditures in FY2019.
 

Aurora Volume 24 Number 18

EOAS Headlines

The EOAS Main Office staff will be working remotely as much as possible, and will only be in the office occasionally unless and until the current situation changes.

The Main Office can still be accessed by key card as normal, but the front entrance to the office will be locked, and mail and other deliveries will be delayed or temporarily re-routed to Stores. If you have concerns about a particular delivery, please let us know and we can help you coordinate with Campus Mail. Outgoing mail should be left with Stores.

Aurora Volume 24 Number 17

Employment & Opportunities

Post-Doc Position Opening in Tromso, Norway - UiT The Arctic University of Norway

A position as Postdoctoral Fellow in Marine Ecosystem Modelling is available at The Department of Arctic and Marine Biology (AMB)  within the research group Arctic Marine System Ecology (AMSE). The research project will be focusing on the effect of eddy systems on zooplankton aggregations, within the Norwegian-Chinese Stressor project .

Aurora Volume 24 Number 16

Employment & Opportunities

Research Scientist - Freshwater Institute for Arctic Research

The Freshwater Institute for Arctic Research is staffing five Research Scientist positions. There are four immediate vacancies and an additional position to start later in the 2020-2021 fiscal year. These are all indeterminate positions. The application deadline is March 5th. Information on the job postings can be found here.

Aurora Volume 24 Number 15

Employment and Opportunities

Research Fellows in Coastal Oceanography & Aquaculture Development - The Centre for Martine Applied Research (CMAR), Nova Scotia

The Centre for Marine Applied Research (CMAR) is seeking Research Fellows in Coastal Oceanography and Aquaculture Development. CMAR supports science for the Nova Scotia Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture, and affiliated industries. Details can be found here.

The deadline to apply is February 26th, 2020.

Aurora Volume 24 Number 13

Employment and Opportunities

2-Year Post-Doctoral Position - Oregon State University

The Ice Core & Quaternary Geochemistry lab at Oregon State University is searching for a new post-doc to investigate abrupt carbon cycle dynamics (Principal Investigators: Christo Buizert and Ed Brook).

Aurora Volume 24 Number 12

Employment and Opportunities

2-Year Postdoctoral Fellowship - Eawag (Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology)

Eawag, an internationally networked aquatic research institute within the ETH Domain (Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology), invites you to apply for a 2-year Postdoctoral Fellowship to conduct research in any field in the area of aquatic science and technology. Eawag focuses on cutting-edge research that is driven by the needs of society and leads to significant advances in the aquatic sciences.

Aurora Volume 24 Number 11

Employment and Opportunities

Post-Doctoral Position in Phytoplankton - ETH Zurich

The Climate Geology research group is building capacity at ETH Zürich in the experimental study of adaptations of marine phytoplankton to past and future variations ocean carbon chemistry, temperature, and other environmental parameters. We are inaugurating new facilities for continuous laboratory culture of phytoplankton, focused on study of the fossilizing marine phytoplankton coccolithophorids and diatoms.