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- Senior PDRA in Physical Oceanography (SAMS, UK)The job description can be found here: Senior PDRA in Physical Oceanography (D33/23.NF) — Scottish Association for Marine Science, Oban UK
- Postdoc in physical oceanography/climate dynamics, University of BergenThere is a vacancy for a Postdoc position in climate dynamics at the Geophysical Institute, University of Bergen, Norway, and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research. The position is for a fixed-term period of 3 years and is associated with the project “Overturning circulation in the new Arctic (ArMOC)” funded by the Research Council of … Continue reading
- 2 PhD positions in physical oceanography/climate dynamics at the University of Bergen, NorwayTwo Ph.D. positions in physical oceanography/climate dynamics related to the overturning circulation in the Nordic Seas and Arctic Ocean are open at the University of Bergen, Norway. Both positions are for a fixed-term period of 3 years with the possibility of a 4th year with compulsory other work (e.g., teaching duties at the department). The … Continue reading
- Call for Abstract Submissions – North Atlantic Session at OSM24Jannes Koelling, Jaime Palter, Ric Williams, Fiamma Straneo, Hilary Palevsky We’re hosting a session at OSM24 on ocean physics and biogeochemistry in the subpolar North Atlantic and would love to get submissions from the OSNAP community. The abstract and session link are below: PL005 – Physical transport and biogeochemical cycling in the subpolar North Atlantic … Continue reading
- PhD Position Unravelling the Physics Controlling the Atlantic Meridional Overturning CirculationDear colleagues Within my research group I have an opening for a PhD student to work on the physics of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, using realistic and idealized models [project abstract below for more details on the plan] Applications are welcomed until mid-September. In the Dutch system, PhDs become paid university employees for a 4-yr period but can … Continue reading
- POSTDOC IN POLAR PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY AT SCRIPPS INSTITUTION OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHYWe are looking for a postdoc in physical oceanography to join the Straneo Lab and the Scripps Polar Center. The postdoctoral researcher will investigate the ocean circulation in the Irminger Sea and along Greenland’s coastal margins, as well as linkages to Greenland’s glacial fjords, as part of the Overturning in the Subpolar North Atlantic Project … Continue reading
- Postdoctoral scientist position in ocean physics & biogeochemistry couplingFull Job Description We are seeking a postdoc scientist to work on large-scale physical controls on nutrient availability and productivity in the North Atlantic Ocean using satellite observations, models, Biogeochemical-Argo, and model outputs. Desired Qualifications Job Type Salary and Duration: Regular, full time with salary commensurate with the individual’s experience. This position is renewable after … Continue reading
- Cruise Report AR69-03By Fiamma Straneo An awakening of gusty winds and capricious waves Replace images of Reykjavik Hesitant movement on the ship as we abruptly begin Steam, Stop, Sample Rollercoaster at the surface mirrors the spires of the mid-Atlantic ridge beneath us As we head across the Irminger Sea Steam, Stop, Sample A rhythm slowly unfolds Steam, … Continue reading
- The OSNAP zooBy Donald Slater The walk-in fridge in the main lab of the RV Neil Armstrong has for the past 5 weeks functioned as anything but a fridge. With storage space at a premium, it has hosted much of the moored instrumentation, including the microcats that measure ocean temperature and salinity, and the aquadopps that measure … Continue reading
- Stories in Greenlandic Place Names along the Southeast Coast (Straneo OSNAP AR69-03)By Aurora Roth On September 1, almost halfway through the cruise, we passed through Ikerasassuaq (“big sound”, alternately known as Prince Christian Sound). It’s a long narrow channel that demarcates the north end of Uummannarsuaq (“large heart-shaped place” or Cape Farewell), at the southern tip of Kalaallit Nunnat (Greenland). Travelling through this fjord marked our … Continue reading