3 postdoc positions in Arctic coastal biogeochemical cycling, fish communities and glacier dynamic

This set of three postdoctoral positions focuses on advanced research in Arctic coastal environments, specifically addressing biogeochemical cycling, fish community dynamics, and glacier behavior. Candidates are expected to possess a strong background in environmental science, marine biology, glaciology, or related disciplines, with expertise in Arctic ecosystems. Key competencies include proficiency in field data collection and analysis related to biogeochemical processes, aquatic ecology, and glacier dynamics. Experience with interdisciplinary research methods, including chemical, biological, and physical oceanography techniques, is essential. Candidates should be skilled in using analytical tools and software for data processing and modeling of coastal and glacial systems. Familiarity with Arctic environmental conditions, climate change impacts, and ecosystem interactions is important. The positions require the ability to design and conduct experiments, synthesize complex datasets, and contribute to scientific publications. Strong collaboration skills are necessary to work within multidisciplinary teams and engage with stakeholders involved in Arctic research. While specific experience and education levels are not detailed, the postdoctoral nature of the roles implies a PhD degree in a relevant field and demonstrated research experience in related topics. Overall, successful candidates will combine expertise in coastal biogeochemistry, fish ecology, and glacier science to advance understanding of Arctic coastal processes under changing environmental conditions.