[ES_JOBS_NET] PhD position in Chemical Oceanography @ University of Macau

[Hang Yin]

I am recruiting fully funded Ph.D. students (Fall 2026) to join the Yin Lab
in the Department of Ocean Science and Technology at University of Macau.
My lab investigates seawater carbonate chemistry, sediment early diagenetic
processes and develops optical sensors. Details about open positions and
our research projects can be found on my lab website
https://go.um.edu.mo/0fh0ulet.

HOW TO APPLY
Please email Dr. Hang Yin (hangyin at um.edu.mo) with a single PDF containing:
1) CV; 2)Transcript; 3) Cover letter (1–2 pages) outlining your research
experience, skills, and future interests; 4)Contact information for
references. Review will continue until the position is filled. Competitive
applicants will be guided through the formal application process via
University of Macau system.

ABOUT UM
Established in 1981, University of Macau (UM) is an internationalized,
research-oriented public comprehensive university. It boasts a high-caliber
global faculty, a multicultural campus blending Eastern and Western
cultures, and a holistic education system integrating academic faculties
with residential colleges. UM ranks 145th in the Times Higher Education
(THE) World University Rankings. Its Earth Sciences, Environmental Science,
and Ecology programs are ranked in the global top 1% by ESI.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT OF OCEAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Founded in 2022, the Department of Ocean Science and Technology is a
strategic priority for UM, dedicated to cutting-edge academic research and
innovation in marine fields. Key areas include marine environment and
ecology, coastal hazards, marine robotics, smart observation technologies,
Al oceanography, and more. The Department offers two master's
programmes-Coastal Environment and Safety and Smart Ocean
Technology—providing students with advanced learning and research platforms
to cultivate globally competitive professionals with innovative technical
expertise.
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