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Job Code: 05/2026 Job Offer from July 01, 2026 In cooperation with the Friedrich Schiller University Jena the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry houses a unique and flexible research program
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; Presenting results at international conferences (oral presentations and posters); Participation in the GeoPlanet Doctoral School (https://www.ing.pan.pl/en/education/geoplanet-doctoral-school ); The place of
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, including partners working on tropical seascape connectivity, ecological functions, biogeochemistry and marine conservation. The work will combine underwater field surveys, biological and environmental
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a focus on the role of organic-matter degradation and microbial activity. Where to apply Website https://emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctorant/UMR7330-CELPIN-021/Default.aspx Requirements Research
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an advantage: marine sedimentology and paleoceanography, micropaleontology and marine ecology, marine biomarkers and biogeochemistry, geochemical or sedimentological analyses, or quantitative analysis
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collaboration with the Laboratory Geosciences and Environment Toulouse (GET) within the Interfacial Reactivity and Biogeochemistry team, both located on the Belin-Roche campus at University of Toulouse
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leading, peer-reviewed scientific journals What you need to bring: A successfully completed scientific university degree (Master’s/university diploma) in biology/microbiology, biogeochemistry or a related
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The doctoral research will take place at the Laboratory Geosciences Environment Toulouse (GET) within the Interfacial Reactivity and Biogeochemistry team, in collaboration with the Laboratory for Systems
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processes related to physical oceanography, sea ice, and biogeochemistry. Its research focuses on the interactions among these components, their coupling with the other components of the Earth system, and
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October 2026 Award duration 4 years Application closing date Friday 17 July 2026 Sponsor DFA NERC Study at Newcastle University Name of supervisor/s Sam Wilson, Professor of Biogeochemistry, Newcastle