The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University seeks to fill a research faculty position at the rank of Lamont Assistant Research Professor in the area of biogeochemical processes and their role in global climate. Research foci may include weathering, marine carbonates, ecosystems and carbon feedbacks, carbon capture and storage, or other related topics. Candidates whose research involves processes underlying solution-focused aspects of the carbon cycle are especially welcomed to apply. Candidates may be observationalists, experimentalists, and/or modelers who would take advantage of the wealth of facilities available at Lamont and Columbia University. This search coincides with the formation of a School of Climate at Columbia, which will offer exciting new avenues for research. The successful applicant would be well positioned to pursue research funding across a wide spectrum of fields at the forefront of modern biogeochemical research, and fill emerging needs in solution-based teaching on climate and its impacts on global environments.

Evaluation of applications will continue until the position is filled.

The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences (BIOS), an independent U.S. not-for-profit marine research institution based in Bermuda, is seeking an early career candidate for an Assistant Scientist position. We seek applications from current postdoctoral scholars/fellows or recent PhD graduates in oceanography or closely related subjects. We welcome a broad range of potential topics for study, including physical oceanography process studies at all scales, biogeochemical research with practical experimentation, and system modeling with strong integration of data. We seek a candidate who will take advantage of the opportunities and facilities offered at BIOS which include bi-weekly access to the deep ocean, repeat measurements and long-term monitoring of ocean properties, integration of glider observations with traditional ship-based measurements and laboratory access for chemical and biological measurements and experimentation. The successful candidate will oversee a fleet of autonomous underwater gliders equipped with sensors systems for biogeochemical and physical oceanographic research.

Qualified candidates should submit their application to include: a cover letter, a statement of research interests, and a curriculum vitae including names of references to: The HR Manager, BIOS, 17 Biological Station, St. Georges, GE01, Bermuda; This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. The position will remain open until filled.