Date

Multiple Positions Available

  1. Three Science Positions Available
    Physical Oceanography, Biology, and Marine Chemistry and
    Geochemistry
    Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
    Woods Hole, Massachusetts

  2. Associate Director Position Available
    Advanced Science Research Center
    The City University of New York
    New York, New York

  1. Three Science Positions Available
    Physical Oceanography, Biology, and Marine Chemistry and
    Geochemistry
    Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
    Woods Hole, Massachusetts

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) seeks candidates for
three science positions in the departments of Physical Oceanography,
Biology, and Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry. The positions are based
in Woods Hole, Massachusetts.

Position: Assistant or Associate Scientist.
The Physical Oceanography department seeks candidates for a tenure-track
position on the scientific staff. The successful candidate will join a
collaborative group of scientists who address a wide range of
fundamental problems in ocean and climate dynamics, as well as
interdisciplinary research questions, using observations, modeling,
theory, and laboratory experiments. Applicants in all areas of physical
oceanography are welcome to apply. The department is particularly
interested in scientists with an interest in collection and/or
interpretation of observations.

Position: Assistant Scientist or Associate Scientist.
The Biology department seeks candidates for a full-time tenure-track
position on the scientific staff to complement existing
interdisciplinary strengths in biology, biological oceanography, and
marine ecology. Candidates in all areas are welcome to apply. The
department is particularly interested in applicants who conduct research
in marine microbiology or phytoplankton ecology. Areas of expertise in
marine phytoplankton may include open-ocean phytoplankton ecology,
harmful algal blooms, physiological ecology, or biogeochemistry.
Expertise in marine microbiology should be in bacteria, archaea, or
viruses, ideally with an ecological or biogeochemical focus in the water
column.

Position: Assistant, Associate, and Senior Scientist.
The Marine Chemistry and Geochemistry (MC&G) department seeks candidates
for one or more tenure-track and tenured scientific-staff positions.
Core departmental strengths include biogeochemistry and organic
geochemistry; microbial ecology and molecular biology; carbon, nutrient,
and trace element cycling; air-sea exchange; coastal, estuarine and
river dynamics; fluid, sediment, and rock interactions; and isotope
systematics. Candidates studying all aspects of the chemistry of the
ocean and its interactions with the Earth as a whole are welcome to
apply. The department is particularly interested in applicants who
conduct research on polar regions or chemical and isotope tracer
dynamics.

Review of applications for all positions begins: 1 November 2014.

For further information about these positions, applicant qualifications,
and application instruction, click on the "Scientific and Postdoctoral
Positions" found at: http://www.whoi.edu/jobs/.

For questions, contact WHOI Human Resources:
Taylor Mello
Email: work [at] whoi.edu
Phone: 508-289-2866

  1. Associate Director Position Available
    Advanced Science Research Center
    The City University of New York
    New York, New York

The Advanced Science Research Center (ASRC) at The City University of
New York (CUNY) seeks candidates for the position of Associate Director
in the Environmental CrossRoads Initiative. The position is full-time
and based in New York, New York.

ASRC, a new facility at CUNY, will operate as a nucleus of a
university-wide science enterprise to foster the development of an
integrated research network of inter-related disciplines of applied
science.

Working in concert with Initiative Director, the successful candidate
will manage day-to-day endeavors of the Initiative, including the design
and execution of administrative operations. The Associate Director will
collaborate on grant proposals, develop and maintain budgets, manage
staff, ensure compliance with institutional rules, and act as liaison to
internal and external partners.

Application deadline: Monday, 22 September.

For further information about the position and application instructions,
enter keyword "Job ID: 11147" or "Associate Director-Advanced Science
Research Center" in the "What" search box found at: http://cuny.jobs/.

For more information about the Environmental CrossRoads Initiative at
ASRC, please go to:
http://rose.ccny.cuny.edu/~darlene/CrossRoads/index.html.

For questions, contact:
Charles Vorosmarty
Email: cvorosmarty [at] ccny.cuny.edu

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