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on Arctic Climate Study. The Postdoctoral Research Scientist will use observational data and climate model to study the interactions between radiation, clouds, sea ice and ocean in the polar climate system
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including sea-level rise; submarine resources (hydrothermal vents, carbon sequestration, critical minerals, freshwater aquifiers) and/or geophysics of ice-impacted margins. We encourage applications from
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types of extreme weather events, to climate variability and change. The position will be located at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, within the Division of Ocean and Climate
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or management; clean compactor room; check all drains and remove debris and inspect, restock, and clean all areas of the building. Additionally, the Heavy Cleaner will remove ice and snow and de-ice areas
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directed by supervisor or management; clean compactor room; check all drains and remove debris inspect, restock, and clean all areas of the building. Additionally, the Heavy Cleaner will remove ice and snow
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clinical signs, carrying out receiving procedures, assisting in care of breeding colonies, performing daily census of animals, and assisting in maintenance of animal records. Responsibilities Feed and water
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water the animals on a daily basis or as specified. Perform daily census of animals. Change animal caging as scheduled. Clean animal rooms daily as assigned. Assist in routine treatment of common clinical
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, chillers, water treatment, air conditioning, ventilation systems and associated auxiliary equipment and controls, including curtailment activities as required by Consolidated Edison (ConEd) or other
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cleaning and maintenance of laboratory equipment (incubator, water bath, etc.). Maintain lab supplies, support the everyday running of the lab, and order reagents and supplies. Arrange repairs and
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remove ice and snow and de-ice areas. Receive and store 55-gallon drums, household supplies, and equipment. Be responsible for the safekeeping, minor repairs, and preservation of all janitorial materials