Cool Biology Job for August 25, 2010
The Department of Earth Sciences at Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN), Canada, is looking for a post-doctoral candidate in the area of sandstone geology. Do you have a strong background in sandstone diagenesis and/or stable isotope geochemistry? This one could be for you. The position is initially available for one year with a possible extension for a second.
MUN is located in St. John’s, the capital of Newfoundland and Labrador which is a quiet, beautiful city on the Atlantic Ocean.
For more information contact Dr. Karem Azmy, Associate Professor: kazmy@mun.ca.
Cool biology job August 20, 2010
This one is for all you science writers out there:
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The Nature Publishing Group is looking to hire two associate editors for Nature Climate Change
Nature Climate Change is looking for two Associate Editors to join its London-based team. The international monthly journal, which launches in April 2011, aims to be the world’s leading journal on the impacts and implications of global climate change for society, policy, the economy and the world at large.
Nature Climate Change will publish original research across the natural and social sciences and will strive to forge and synthesize interdisciplinary research. In addition to publishing the very best in climate research, Nature Climate Change will provide a platform for opinion and analysis from leading academics, as well as original investigative reporting from renowned science journalists
They are looking for two Associate Editors – one with expertise in physical climate science and one with expertise in social science research – to develop, launch and establish Nature Climate Change as the essential publication covering research on the Earth’s changing climate. These roles will primarily involve evaluating original research articles for suitability for publication in Nature Climate Change. The roles will also involve writing content for the journal, commissioning and editing content from academics, liaising with the academic community and developing fruitful relations with authors.
Ideal candidates will have a PhD or equivalent in a climate-related discipline and have demonstrable research achievements. Although postdoctoral experience is preferred (not required), emphasis will be placed on broadly trained applicants with knowledge of the wider research community. These are demanding and extremely stimulating roles, which call for a keen interest in the practice and communication of science. The successful candidates will therefore be dynamic, motivated and outgoing, and must possess excellent time management, presentation and interpersonal skills.
Closing date: Friday 10th September 2010
Application is by CV and covering letter detailing your salary expectations as well as explaining your interest in the post to the Chief Editor, Dr Olive Heffernan at o.heffernan@nature.com. Please quote reference number NPG 034/10 in the subject header.
Next Stop for the Carnal Train…Regurgitation Anyone?
Ahhhh the bliss of bodily functions…now that we’ve all enjoyed the first installment of the Carnal Carnival over at ‘ABlog Around the Clock‘ about things that exit the body in the south, let’s bring things up north:
Vomit, Puke, Coughing Cubes
…whatever you call it, September’s installment of the Carnal Carnival is all about losing your cookies!
Heave ho friends! Send your regurgitation posts my way via email: carin at carinbondar dot com or carnalcarnival at gmail dot com or via a DM on twitter @DrBondar. The posts will be up-chucked on the third Friday in September!
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