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Postdoctoral researcher (f_m_x) on Terrestrial paleohydrological dynamics of MIS 7 – “CONTINENTAL”
Deadline: 2025-09-30
Location: Germany, Potsdam
#hiring #Postdoc #EarthScience #Geoscience #geology #physicalgeography #geoecology
Meike FienitzMy Junior Research Group #KoReGio100 will officially start on November 1st, and we currently have three very attractive #PhD positions open (100%, 5 years, all based in Germany). One with me, at ZALF in Müncheberg, on land and resource use conflicts, one with my co-head Dr. Katrin Martens at HU Berlin on social innovations, and one at MLU Halle on geoecology and GIS. See the links below for more information. I'd be very happy if you could forward this to potentially interested candidates!
https://jobs.zalf.de/jobposting/00f5839bfc91637c24a08103f6d944d8c830c4310
https://haushalt-und-personal.hu-berlin.de/de/personal/stellenausschreibungen/dr18825
https://www.verwaltung.uni-halle.de/dezern3/Ausschr/25_5_9107_25_D.pdf
@ZALF_leibniz @HumboldtUni @sociology @politicalscience @geography
#FediHire #PhDPosition #ResearchAssociate #LandUseConflict #SocialInnovation #Geoecology
Jeff MunroeAttending #EGU25? Working on #CriticalZone science, #hydrology, #soils, #geoecology, #Environmentalscience or related topics? Please considering participating in this splinter meeting to discuss ways to better integrate Critical Zone science at the international level!
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RESEARCH SCIENTIST (F_M_X) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Deadline: 2025-03-23
Location: Germany, Potsdam, Brandenburg
Apply: https://www.academiceurope.com/job/?id=6994
#hiring #EnvironmentalScience #AtmosphericScience #geoecology #Meteorology #NaturalScience #Physics
Universität TübingenAre roots the key to climate change? In this episode of KEY TO MY RESEARCH, Prof. Michaela Dippold explores how the hidden world beneath our feet — soil and plant roots — can shape our future. "The soil is the subject I know the least—and it has always fascinated me." Discover the vital role of underground networks in supporting crops under drought and heat stress. Tune in now! 👉 https://uni-tuebingen.de/en/269679 #SciencePodcast #ClimateChange #Geoecology
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🌏 POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER (F_M_X) IN MICROMETEOROLOGY
Deadline: 2025-01-05
Location: Germany, Potsdam, Brandenburg
APPLY: https://www.academiceurope.com/job/?id=5625
#hiring #AtmosphericScience #EnvironmentalSciences #geoecology #geoinformatics #Meteorology #Physics #Postdoc
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🎓 POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCHER (F_M_X) IN MICROMETEOROLOGY
Deadline: 2024-12-01
Location: Germany, Potsdam, Brandenburg
APPLY: https://www.academiceurope.com/job/?id=5625
#hiring #AtmosphericScience #EnvironmentalSciences #geoecology #geoinformatics #Meteorology #Physics #Postdoc
Dr. Ramesh GlücklerIt's done! 🎓
I've successfully completed my doctoral #defense in #Geoecology at the University of Potsdam and @awi!
I'm especially grateful for the warm support by my family, fantastic colleagues, and the Potsdam fire department! 🔥
Very excited to now dive even deeper into researching #wildfires in boreal forests!
#fire #ecology #paleoecology #siberia #sakha #yakutia #feuerwehr @paleofire @wildfirescience @academicchatter @phdlife
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➡ Postdoctoral Researcher (f_m_x) in Micrometeorology
Deadline: 2024-11-07
Location: Germany, Potsdam, Brandenburg
APPLY: https://www.academiceurope.com/job/?id=5625
#jobs #hiring #research #atmosphericscience #geoecology #geoinformatics #meteorology #physics
In some situations #dust is a nuisance, but for high-mountain ecosystems, dust is a crucial source of nutrients and material for the formation of #soils. In this new #openaccess paper, we explore the role of dust in the development of mountain soils in the southwestern United States. #soil #boden #geology #utah #nevada #idaho #criticalzone #ecology #geoecology
https://soil.copernicus.org/articles/10/167/2024/soil-10-167-2024.html
Mineral dust and pedogenesis in the alpine critical zone
Abstract. The influence of mineral dust deposition on soil formation in the mountain critical zone was evaluated at six sites in southwestern North America. Passive samplers collected dust for 2 years, and representative soil and rock were gathered in the vicinity of each dust sampler. All materials (dust, soil, and rock) were analyzed to determine their mineralogy (with X-ray diffraction), geochemistry (with inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS)), and radiogenic isotope fingerprint (87Sr/86Sr and εNd). In addition, the grain size distribution of dust and soil samples was determined with laser scattering, and standard soil fertility analysis was conducted on the soil samples. Results reveal that minerals present in the dust but absent in the local bedrock are detectable in the soil. Similarly, the geochemistry and isotopic fingerprint of soil samples are more similar to dust than to local bedrock. End-member mixing models evaluating soil as a mixture of dust and rock suggest that the fine fractions of the sampled soils are dominated by dust deposition, with dust contents approaching 100 %. Dust content is somewhat higher in soils compared to bedrock types more resistant to weathering. These results emphasize the dominant control that mineral dust deposition can exert on pedogenesis in the mountain critical zone.