Dear all,
we have an exploratory research position available- see the description
below.
in case of further questions, please contact Sebastian or me.
cheers
lucie
We seek a young scientist (either with M.Sc. or PhD degree), who will
support our group during the exploratory phase of a new project on mineral
dissolution and precipitation. Methods comprise mainly experimental work
(modified piston-cylinder) and theoretical interpretation.
The successful candidate will be responsible for a modification of the
existing piston-cylinder, as well as performing the experiments - thus
experimental expertise is highly welcome. Basic technical skills (mechanics,
electronics and programming) are of great use and will be crucial for a
successful project completion. As it is an exploratory part of the project,
flexibility and teamwork is expected.
The exploratory part is for 1.5 years, i.e. we can offer either/or:
- 1.5 years PhD salary (~ 65 % Post-Doc salary)
- 1 year Post-Doc salary (TVöD E13, if preferred - only for candidates with
a PhD degree)
A follow-up project using the same instrumentation and techniques is
possible - either as additional 2 years Post-Doc or 3 years PhD salary.
At this moment, we cannot guarantee the funding for this phase. However, our
group will start to work on getting the funding for the follow-up phase,
once we find the matching candidate. This will also give the new team member
an opportunity to participate on the proposal writing stage and provide
inputs/preferences.
Important facts:
Please send applications (including cover letter describing your motivation
and CV) by May 7th, 2021 to:
sebastian.cionoiu@geow.uni-heidelberg.de
Best Regards
Sebastian Cionoiu
--
Dr. Sebastian Cionoiu
Institut für Geowissenschaften
Universität Heidelberg, INF 236 R 608
Im Neuenheimer Feld 234-236
69120 Heidelberg
Tel: +49 (0)6221-54 4804
e-mail: sebastian.cionoiu@geow.uni-heidelberg.de
Dear all,
we have an exploratory research position available- see the description
below.
in case of further questions, please contact Sebastian or me.
cheers
lucie
--------
We seek a young scientist (either with M.Sc. or PhD degree), who will
support our group during the exploratory phase of a new project on mineral
dissolution and precipitation. Methods comprise mainly experimental work
(modified piston-cylinder) and theoretical interpretation.
The successful candidate will be responsible for a modification of the
existing piston-cylinder, as well as performing the experiments - thus
experimental expertise is highly welcome. Basic technical skills (mechanics,
electronics and programming) are of great use and will be crucial for a
successful project completion. As it is an exploratory part of the project,
flexibility and teamwork is expected.
The exploratory part is for 1.5 years, i.e. we can offer either/or:
- 1.5 years PhD salary (~ 65 % Post-Doc salary)
- 1 year Post-Doc salary (TVöD E13, if preferred - only for candidates with
a PhD degree)
A follow-up project using the same instrumentation and techniques is
possible - either as additional 2 years Post-Doc or 3 years PhD salary.
At this moment, we cannot guarantee the funding for this phase. However, our
group will start to work on getting the funding for the follow-up phase,
once we find the matching candidate. This will also give the new team member
an opportunity to participate on the proposal writing stage and provide
inputs/preferences.
Important facts:
- project start: June - December 2021
- Heidelberg University, Germany - the oldest university in Germany
https://www.uni-heidelberg.de/en - research group: Mineralogical and
Petrological Processes, Prof. Tajcmanova
(https://www.geow.uni-heidelberg.de/researchgroups/tajcmanova/ and
https://twitter.com/MinPetPro )
- key equipment available: new FEG-SEM-EBSD, new EPMA, experimental lab
(piston-cylinder, Griggs-rig, cold-seal), SIMS, supercomputing facility
Please send applications (including cover letter describing your motivation
and CV) by May 7th, 2021 to:
sebastian.cionoiu@geow.uni-heidelberg.de
Best Regards
Sebastian Cionoiu
--
Dr. Sebastian Cionoiu
Institut für Geowissenschaften
Universität Heidelberg, INF 236 R 608
Im Neuenheimer Feld 234-236
69120 Heidelberg
Tel: +49 (0)6221-54 4804
e-mail: sebastian.cionoiu@geow.uni-heidelberg.de