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University of Oslo’s invites applications for a senior researcher position in Isotope Geochemistry/Geobiology at the Center for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED). The position is a distinguished CEED visiting professorship, initially for three years, but renewable to the end of CEED activities. The position is on a professorial level and the appointee must have been found qualified for full Professor from a recognized University. Teaching experience and student supervision is advantageous. The application deadline is 31 August, 2015
Study Subject(s): Position is available in Isotope Geochemistry/Geobiology at the Center for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED).
Course Level: Position is open for undertaking research.
Scholarship Provider: University of Oslo, Norway
Scholarship can be taken at: Norway
Eligibility: Applicants must have at least 10 years research experience in Isotope Geochemistry/Geobiology and we are notably targeting candidates with an excellent track record in chemically linking living and fossil organisms to the global environment. The applicant should have a demonstrated ability to work independently, but integrated within a multidisciplinary team, expected to be active in establishing research funds and potentially instituting a new laboratory at the University of Oslo for measuring the stable isotopes carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen. Resilient laboratory experience is therefore requisite. The position is on a professorial level and the appointee must have been found qualified for full Professor from a recognized University. Teaching experience and student supervision is advantageous.
Scholarship Open for International Students: Norwegian applicants are eligible for this senior researcher position.
Scholarship Description: Applications are invited for a Senior Researcher position (Wilson Research Professor) at the Center for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED), a Norwegian Center of Excellence hosted by the Department of Geosciences at the University of Oslo. The position is a distinguished CEED visiting professorship, initially for three years, but renewable to the end of CEED activities (2023).The CEED vision is to develop an Earth model ? not only integrating plate tectonics and mantle dynamics ? but also the ancient environmental and climatic evolution. We are seeking an outstanding scientist that can expand CEED research into new avenues at the cross-point between geology, geochemistry and biology. Biogeochemical consequences of large igneous provinces, mechanisms for rapid greenhouse gas release, mass extinctions and how carbon isotope composition of fossil land plants and fossil organic matter can be used to infer climate change in ancient ecosystems is of specific interest.
Number of award(s): There is a senior researcher position available at the Center for Earth Evolution and Dynamics (CEED).
Duration of award(s): The position is a distinguished CEED visiting professorship, initially for three years, but renewable to the end of CEED activities.
What does it cover? Pay Grade: 73 -79 (NOK 652 000 – 757 900 per year, depending on qualifications and seniority)
Selection Criteria: Not Known
Notification: Not Known
How to Apply: Applications should be submitted online. The application must include:
-An application letter
-A CV (summarizing education, previous job experience and other qualifying activity)
-Certified transcripts of the candidate’s academic record
-Documentation of qualifications as Professor
-Letters of recommendation, and contact details of at least two academic references (name, position, e-mail and telephone number)
-A complete list of publications and all academic work that the applicant wishes the evaluation committee to consider
Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 31 August, 2015.
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