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Research Associate / Research Fellow in Sedimentology and Biogeochemistry, you will play a key role in advancing our understanding of sedimentary mineral systems, particularly sediment-hosted copper deposits
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Teacher in Sedimentology and Sedimentary Systems School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Cardiff University The School of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Cardiff University is a dynamic and
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at the University of Manchester, as Research Fellow in Sedimentology, Stratigraphy and CO2 Storage. You will take a leading role in the LobeStore research programme. This joint industry programme aims to characterise
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FieldGeosciencesEducation LevelPhD or equivalent Skills/Qualifications - knowledge of regional geology (Normandy), particularly Cenozoic series - knowledge of sedimentology and hydrogeology - strong written and oral
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combination of paleoceanographic and paleoclimate approaches, potentially including microfossils, biomarkers, sedimentological and geochemical measurements, and other proxy methods developed within the POLARIS
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sedimentological (grain size distribution), geochemical (XRF, ICP-OES, C/N), and soil physical (density, pore volume, water conductivity) analyses in the laboratory, multivariate statistical evaluation of the data
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modern Earth, with a hydrologic cycle and a landscape carved by rivers and lakes. The key to unraveling the processes that help shaped ancient Mars lies in the sedimentology, mineralogy, and geochemistry
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since the last glaciation. The sediment core data will be investigated using multi-proxy analyses including sedimentology, geochemistry, and/or micropaleontology. Within the scope of the overall
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, Quaternary, glacial/climate systems, soils), and other expertise that will complement departmental expertise in mineralogy, ocean science, petrology, sedimentology/stratigraphy, and structural geology is
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Microscopy Facility, Department of Physics could host a fellow with a background in materials science, geology, earth sciences (including structural geology, sedimentology, or mineralogy) who is keen to