Two-year NSF-funded postdoctoral position to work on biogeochemistry of coral bleaching using pulse-chase isotope labeling experiments. Research includes up to three continuous months of fieldwork in Hawaii, several two-week trips back to the field, and intensive laboratory analyses. Analyses include a combination of bulk stable isotope and compound-specific lipid isotope measurements. Candidates must hold a PhD, have experience with stable isotope analyses, and relevant fieldwork. Experience working with corals and lipid extractions desirable. This position is part of a collaborative project between Drs. Andrea Grottoli (Ohio State University, [EMAIL PROTECTED]; http://www.geology.ohio-state.edu) and Tamara Pease (The University of Texas at Austin, Marine Science Institute, [EMAIL PROTECTED]; www.utmsi.texas.edu/people/staff/pease.htm). Position begins June 1, 2006. Please send CV, statement of research interests, names and contact information of three references, to [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a single application file. In addition, please send copies of two publications in .pdf format. For additional information, please contact either Dr Grottoli or Dr. Pease directly. Applications will be accepted until Dec 15, 2005. To build a diverse workforce, both Ohio State University and the University of Texas at Austin encourage applications from individuals with disabilities, minorities, veterans, and women. EEO/AA Employer.
