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Professor Volker Vahrenkamp’s research team is currently recruiting for a 2-year Post-doc position in the dynamic carbonate research group (https://caress.kaust.edu.sa/ ) to study the shallow water
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change impacts, and managing water resources. Duties involve participating in research and development and contributing to scientific publications. This role provides a unique opportunity for data
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applications from high-caliber scientists with expertise in Biogeochemistry and biogeochemical cycles in the ocean water column and sediments with reference to the diverse coastal. pelagic, and extreme
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interested in applications from high-caliber scientists with expertise in Biogeochemistry and biogeochemical cycles in the ocean water column and sediments with reference to the diverse coastal. pelagic, and
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), specifically in the study of large marine species such as dugongs, whales, dolphins, sharks, and sea turtles. It must have a post-graduation (MsC or PhD) in marine megafauna with and be a subject matter expert
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opportunity to leverage KAUST’s unparalleled access to the Red Sea, serving as a catalyst for research that uses computational approaches to integrate biological, physical, and chemical data within a cohesive
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Energy flow between open ocean and coastal habitats Biogeochemical applications for tracing energy flow, establishing climate proxies, and reconstructing environmental conditions Functional oceanography
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. This position offers a unique opportunity to leverage KAUST’s unparalleled access to the Red Sea, serving as a catalyst for research that uses computational approaches to integrate biological, physical, and
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on the Red Sea, a residential city of >8,000 residents, a university campus with 200,000 m2 of modern research laboratories and a research park with local and global research centers. At the heart
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on the Red Sea, a residential city of >8,000 residents, university campus with 200,000 m2 of modern research laboratories and a research park with local and global research centers. At the heart