Assistant Professor of Ice core research

This position of Assistant Professor of Ice Core Research requires specialized expertise in the field of glaciology, particularly focusing on the collection, analysis, and interpretation of ice core samples. The role demands a strong foundation in earth sciences, climate science, or related disciplines, with proficiency in laboratory techniques for ice core extraction and preservation. Candidates should be skilled in using analytical tools and methods to study ice core data, including isotope analysis, geochemical assays, and paleoclimate reconstruction. Experience with data modeling, statistical analysis, and software relevant to environmental and climate research is essential. The role likely involves designing and leading research projects, publishing scientific findings, and contributing to academic teaching and mentorship. A doctoral degree in a relevant scientific field is typically expected, reflecting a high level of education and research capability. Strong communication skills are important for disseminating research outcomes and collaborating within interdisciplinary teams. While specific experience and education points are not provided, the position implies a requirement for a candidate with a robust academic background and research experience in ice core studies or related areas of climate science.