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, which requires sediment management. The knowledge and tools needed for this pose profound scientific challenges. Your job The aim of the WadSED project is to develop the urgently needed system
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Postdoc: Co-creating Shared Narratives for Sustainable Sediment Management Faculty: Faculty of Geosciences Department: Department of Physical Geography Hours per week: 32 to 40 Application
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Skip to main content Recruit Home Open Recruitments Postdoctoral Scholar - Global modeling of riverine sediment connectivity and human alterations (JPF03130) Postdoctoral Scholar - Global modeling
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local and regional trends. The necessary samples and data have been collected in recent years during expeditions to the area, and include numerous sediment cores, acoustic surveys of the seafloor and sub
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processing, analysis, and interpretation. 3) Developing innovative methodologies to improve the understanding of sediment dynamics. 4) Co-supervising the recruited study engineer within the project and
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the stratigraphic and thermal evolution of foreland basins. The study area is the Aquitaine Basin, the retro-foreland of the Pyrenean Orogen whose sediment routing systems, stratigraphic architecture, and thermal
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carbon cycling responds to enhanced terrestrial weathering, with a focus on changes in aquatic geochemistry and carbon fluxes within the interconnected river–lake–groundwater–atmosphere–sediment system
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-magnetic research on unconsolidated sediments and hard rocks. Its capabilities include sample preparation, remanence measurements, alternating-field and thermal demagnetisation, magnetic susceptibility
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sediment observations from existing datasets; evaluating impacts of expanded datasets on watershed-scale assessments; developing and maintaining open-source software tools and R packages; disseminating
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sedimentary rocks as well as the analysis of modern marine and river sediments. Raman spectroscopy allows us to determine the quantities and thermal maturities of recycled “petrographic” carbon in modern