[ES_JOBS_NET] Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Marine Isotope Biogeochemistry Stockholm University

[Erika Marín-Spiotta]

Assistant Professor (tenure track) in Marine Isotope Biogeochemistry
Stockholm University

*Application deadline: January 15, 2018 *

The Department of Geological Sciences at Stockholm University currently
hosts c. 70 permanent academic staff, post-doctoral and guest researchers,
engineers and administrative personnel, and PhD students. Research and
teaching at the Department encompasses Geology, Geochemistry, and Marine
Geology.

The Department seeks applicants in the field of Marine Isotope
Biogeochemistry. Geochemical research at Stockholm University has a long
tradition of low temperature geochemistry and biogeochemistry, aimed at
understanding the geochemical processes that determine the composition,
history, and climate on Earth. We seek applicants who use isotopes as a
tool to gain further understanding of biogeochemical processes in aquatic
ecosystems. The envisioned research should be relevant for the Baltic Sea
placing such research in a worldwide context of marine and coastal systems.

The main responsibilities associated with this position will include
research (80%) as well as teaching and student supervision in support of
our curriculum, which includes on-site, distance and field-based courses.
The position is linked to the Baltic Sea Center (http://www.su.se/
ostersjocentrum/english/). Applicants will be assessed primarily on
scientific merits, but teaching experience and ability to attract external
funding are also considered. Visit our web site (www.geo.su.se) to find
more information about the position and to learn more about the department
and its resources.

Please use the Stockholm University web-based application system to apply.
Specific information about the application procedure can be found at
http://www.su.se/english/about/working-at-su/jobs. Further information can
be obtained from Professor Martin Jakobsson (martin.jakobsson at geo.su.se).
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