SEAS postdoctoral research fellow in marine aspects related to human health

This position will be connected to one of the following thematic areas and supervisors:

• Microplastic research Supervisor: Professor Jutta Dierkes , Department of Clinical Medicine
• Hyperbaric pharmacology and toxicology Supervisor: Professor Lars Herfindal , Department of Clinical Science
• Effects of fish residual raw materials in (possibly patient-derived) human kidney-on-chips Supervisor: Professor Hans-Peter Marti , Department of Clinical Medicine.

The position is open to either an incoming or an outgoing candidate, see mobility rules .

The successful candidate will be employed either at the Department of Clinical Medicine or the Department of Clinical Science, depending on research theme.

Information about the supervisors and research possibilities for the fellow is available here . For further details about the research possibilities please contact the relevant supervisor(s).

Shaping European Research Leaders for Marine Sustainability (SEAS) is a postdoctoral research fellowship programme for 37 fellows launched and managed by the University of Bergen. This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 101034309.

In this first call, open August 1 - October 31 (2021), we invite talented experienced researchers to apply for 18 fellowships . Successful candidates will be employed in fixed-term full-time postdoctoral research fellow positions at UiB.

The SEAS programme offers

• high-quality inter- and transdisciplinary research and training opportunities in the area of marine sustainability supported by a supervision and inter-sectoral mentoring scheme
• opportunity to transfer knowledge and skills between disciplines, organisations and sectors
• a regional ecosystem of marine actors
• structured skill-based training
• high-quality working conditions
• personal career support
• academic freedom
• equal opportunities

For more information see the SEAS webpage or send an email to [email protected]