Biogeosciences Student / Graduate PhD jobs

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• Hunter Enis Chair in Petroleum Geology & Director of Research for the Ralph Lowe Energy Institute

  

  • Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex
  • Department of Geological Sciences, Texas Christian University

  TCU Geological Sciences and Ralph Lowe Energy Institute invite applications for the Hunter Enis Chair in Petroleum Geology & Director of Research

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• PhD Candidates

  

  • Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia
  • Up to US$110,000 support for your PhD over three years, industry internship is required.
  • One Basin CRC

  Australian PhD Opportunities with Real-World Impact: Water, Climate, Agriculture & Regional Resilience

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• Professorship (f/m/d) in Marine Geology

  

  • Bremen (DE)
  • University of Bremen

  The University of Bremen offers a professorship in Marine Geology. Lead research and teaching, explore the seafloor, and mentor future geoscientists.

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• Postdoctoral Researcher in boreal and sub-Arctic biogeochemistry and climate change

  

  • Eastern Canada
  • Memorial University

  Funded 2-year postdoctoral researcher position in collaborative and community based boreal and sub-Arctic landscape biogeochemistry

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